5583ST Freeman Swivel Tilt Chair Imperial Burnished Whiskey

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This is the the Freeman 5583ST Freeman Swivel chair, It is done in Imperial Whiskey Burnished a gr 3 leather. I should have posted pictures a long time ago these are current pictures but i placed the order in February and believe i received it in April 2014 but not exactly sure. It receives lots of use and is very comfortable to sit in. I have done one cleaning and conditioning with leather magic at aprox 6 months and plan on doing another around march. It should be noted there are two versions of this the chair, This is the larger of the two the one with executive in its name is actually the smaller version 9403ST Freeman Executive Swivel-Tilt Chair . Lastly i should note i have the lights on a dimmer and this is set to max brightness so the leather will be darker depending on lighting also if anyone cares the lights are led 2700k.

I love the chair and specifically the leather ...Wow! I also am now curious what the two pipes with the duct tape were for. Can you connect a dryer vent hose to each side with clamps and create an interesting attention getter vs. the duct tape?

Photos like this are a valuable asset to the forum community. I am constantly asked how various pieces, especially leather ones, hold up over time and there is only such much I can show folks (the pieces in my own home). Sharing YOUR photos and experiences, likes/dislikes as you live with the furniture is something others contemplating a buy really like to read about. Keep it up!

This is my media/office room i have 3 monitors, 3 graphics cards, receiver, tv, routers etc, it puts off a lot heat, the two vents were for a portable ac that connected to the vents pulling in and air pushing out air, i took the portable ac out for 1 i dont really need it in the winter months and two it was large and a eye sore in the spring i plan on putting in a ductless mini split ac unit creating a private ac system for the room, i should probably look into removing the ducts and repairing with drywall.

The photos that people already posted helped me tremendously with my decisions and i am glad to be able to contribute back, i have several pieces from Duane being delivered over the next few weeks and i will try to post pictures and thoughts in a timely fashion.

Thanks for catering to my curiosity and again for the excellent photos.