A load capacity of 660 lbs is the figure that reframes this chair. It is not an accent piece sized for looks; the seat measures 29.5 by 25.5 in at a height of 18 in, across a 38 by 31 by 31.5 in body, wide enough to sit into rather than perch on the front edge, and the whole thing weighs 71.5 lbs, which is what a solid frame on metal legs actually comes to. Inside, a distributed elasticity system spreads load across the seat rather than concentrating it under one spot, and that is the mechanism behind both the comfort and the service life, because a seat that flexes evenly does not develop a hollow. The fill choices are specific rather than generic: A-grade cotton, goose-down and latex particle work with high elastic sponge in the back cushion and bolster, giving a surface that yields at first contact but still holds shape underneath. The backrest is overstuffed and the armrests shaped ergonomically, so the back, waist and arms are each carried instead of only the spine, and a padded seat cushion puts real support under the hip. Both the back pillow and the bolster detach on zippers for cleaning. An armrest caddy organizer holds magazines and a remote control within reach, which removes the usual scramble for a side table. Lint or suede fabric covers the chair depending on finish, metal legs carry it, and non-slip foot pads hold it steady while protecting the floor. It suits a living room, study room or office for watching TV, reading books and resting.