The Habitat swivel chair that went viral is finally back in stock
Add a pop of colour to any room with this bestselling chair, available in cobalt blue and silver
A new piece of furniture is always a great way to refresh a room, whether it's a statement armchair or a sleek coffee table. Homeware fans may be excited to hear that a popular swivel chair from Habitat is finally back in stock after selling out earlier this year, thanks to a shoutout on This Morning.
The Dawson Swivel Chair (£200) has become a bestseller for good reason, with its bold cobalt blue hue and curved silhouette. Designed in-house by Habitat, the chair is a modern nod to the expressive Memphis design movement, best known for its playful shapes and vibrant colours.
If the electric blue feels too daring, the Dawson is also available in a more muted silver. However, we must admit that the blue version has completely won us over.
More than just a pretty face, the chair features wide, cushioned arms for lounging and a sturdy metal base that allows it to swivel smoothly (ideal for lazy Sundays or dramatic spins during Zoom calls).
To style it, place it in a sunny corner with a sculptural floor lamp and a colourful throw for a relaxed yet curated look. Or go full maximalist with clashing patterns and punchy prints.
For more colourful furniture pieces, Dunelm is a great shout. The brand's velvet tub chair is gorgeous in a warm orange hue, and it's currently on sale for £79.50, down from £159.
Otherwise, Dusk is another winner for affordable, statement homeware. The brand offers a range of armchairs, including this navy loveseat, now £247 (was £399).
Back to Habitat, the Dawson has had some great feedback from shoppers. One person said: "The chair looks amazing and is comfortable. Great value. It is everything I had expected. It was delivered on time, and I was kept informed about the delivery.
"It was surprisingly easy to assemble, requiring no tools that the allen key provided. This is only one of several items I have purchased from Habitat over the last few months, and I will be making another shortly."
But someone else piped up: "I bought this chair about three weeks ago, I love the design, just disappointed in the height, not particularly of the seat, but of the back as it is not very high.
"I did check the measurements, so I was aware of it, but I thought it may have gas in it to make it higher. I kept it, though, as I love the design and colour."
However, a third person said: "Had this chair for a few weeks. I haven't been able to sit in it very much because it's my cat's new favourite spot. But it was easy to assemble and looks great in our reading nook."
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