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A Home That Feels Truly Yours

Warm, modern furniture designed for real living, backed by over two decades of craft.

4.8★

Rated by thousands of happy customers

50,000+

Homes furnished across North America

200+

Original patented designs, never mass-market copies

Since 1999

Over two decades crafting furniture people love

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Meet Velin - Small Enough to Turn Around

A dressing table usually leaves about two feet of floor before the wall, which is where most desk chairs stop working. They roll in, catch on the table edge, and never quite turn. The Velin chair is drawn for that gap: under 23 inches across, no arms to widen it, and a back that curves around in one continuous band rather than sticking out at the sides. Dense short-pile fur wraps the shell, soft to the touch without leaving fibres behind on a dark sleeve, and the base turns a full circle on casters finished in pastel rather than black. Faux fur office chair, vanity chair with wheels, small desk chair for bedroom, armless makeup vanity chair. Best for dressing tables, bedroom desks, and corners where a chair has to look like it belongs there.

Take A Closer Look

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Short-Pile Faux Fur

The pile sits dense and short rather than long and loose, soft under a hand and holding its texture through daily use without leaving fibres across a dark jumper or the edge of a made bed.

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Wraparound Back

The back curves from one side around to the other without a break, cradling the lower back through a long sit, and staying low enough at the sides to tuck the whole chair under a desktop.

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Adjustable Height

A lever under the seat lifts and lowers it through three and a half inches, so the chair meets a dressing table at one height and a desk at another without anything being swapped out.

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Pastel Caster Wheels

Each of the five arms ends in a caster finished in soft color instead of black plastic, the detail that lets the chair read as part of the room rather than something borrowed from an office.