Slim wood arms give the Theodore Alexander Moxie Arm Chair its architecture, running in clean straight lines from a softly curved upholstered back down to gently tapered legs and framing a generously cushioned seat. Three inches wider than the side chair in the same design, it is the dining armchair that belongs at the head and foot of the table, or on its own in a bedroom corner.
Design & Craftsmanship
Oak carries both the frame and the arms, finished in Wood-Bourbon (VCF2243) so the dark wood reads clearly against the UP8495 fabric, a 100% polyester weave that takes daily use in stride. The chair comes from Theodore Alexander's Judith Leiber Couture collection, which trades carving for confident shape, and it was drawn to sit with the Poise dining table and the armless Moxie chair from the same group. In practice the Theodore Alexander Moxie Arm Chair earns its keep twice: two of them anchor a dining table in Coral Gables or Key Biscayne, then move to a Miami home office or a guest room when the table is extended for a holiday. At 35" high the back stays low enough not to block a water view or a sightline into the next room.
Dimensions & Specifications
- 25.5" W x 23.75" D x 35" H (65 x 60.3 x 89 cm)
- Open oak arms with tapered legs
- Upholstered seat and back in UP8495 fabric
- Fabric content: 100% polyester
- Finish: Wood-Bourbon (VCF2243)
- Net weight: 22.9 lb
- SKU: TA41133.1DQE
Why buy your Theodore Alexander dining chair at Decor House
Decor House Furniture has served Miami for 43 years as an authorized Theodore Alexander dealer, so every order is placed with the factory and arrives with a full warranty. White glove delivery means our crew unpacks the chairs, positions them at your table and carries the packaging out, and the Decor House Trade Program gives designers and architects their own terms and support. Come by the showroom at 4119 Ponce de Leon Blvd in Coral Gables to compare the arm and armless versions side by side. Order the Theodore Alexander Moxie Arm Chair with us and we will take it from there.
