BLack velvet accent chair with a shell-shaped back and golden metal legs
Black velvet accent chair with a shell-shaped back and gold-colored metal legs. This type of chair, often referred to as a barrel chair, features a high, rounded back, resembling a barrel with a section removed. The design dates back to ancient Egypt, around 3100 BC, where chairs were initially used by the elite. Over time, chairs evolved, becoming more widespread in places like China around the 12th century. The barrel chair design was notably popularized by Frank Lloyd Wright in his 1904 design for the Darwin D. Martin House. Contemporary versions, like the one pictured, often incorporate luxurious materials such as velvet and metal accents, blending historical design with modern