ICON Orb Accent Chair - Green

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The ICON Orb Accent Chair is designed for individuals seeking a stylish, space-saving seating solution for modern homes, providing a soft and supportive lounging experience that works perfectly for reading or gaming. This sculptural bean bag chair arrives ready to use with its durable, matte velvet upholstery; however, its lightweight construction means it is better suited for casual use rather than as a permanent replacement for heavy, structured armchairs.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5061088896935 |
| Brand | ICON |
Yes, the chair arrives fully filled and ready to use immediately.
The cover is not designed to be removed. Spot cleaning with a damp cloth or a lint roller is the recommended maintenance method.
No, this chair is designed for indoor use only to protect the velvet upholstery.
The chair measures approximately W 86cm x D 86cm x H 61cm.
No, it features a refined, non-glossy matte finish for a contemporary look.
Bean bag fillings naturally compress over time. You may need to purchase replacement beans to top up the volume.
Gently steam the fabric from a distance or brush it in the direction of the nap to smooth out the material.
Setup is straightforward as the chair arrives pre-filled. Simply remove the packaging and place it in your desired location. For care, keep the chair away from sharp objects that could snag the velvet. To clean, use a soft, dry cloth or a lint roller to remove surface debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals on the matte velvet fabric. If the chair collects dust, a gentle vacuuming with an upholstery attachment is recommended. Keep the chair away from direct heat sources, such as radiators, to protect the fabric fibers.