VICTORIA | Nursing Rocking Chair
- ✓ Enveloping wingback, wings beside your head
- ✓ High back that carries past the shoulders
- ✓ Wide arms, deep firm seat
- ✓ Solid wood frame, holds up to 150 kg
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Estimated delivery: Sep 18 - Sep 22
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Description
Description
VICTORIA, the wings that wrap around you
Most wing chairs give you one shape, fixed the day they're made. VICTORIA gives you two. Sit upright and the wings frame your shoulders, leaving your head free. Lean back, and the geometry changes: those same wings come round to meet your head from behind, closing the gap beside your ears. The chair shifts with you, without a lever, without a thing to add.
Built for the long hours, not the short ones
The seat is deep and the padding firm enough to hold its edge, so you stay where you settle instead of sliding forward as the back tilts open. The high back carries past the shoulders, the wide arms keep your elbows off your ribs, and the wood runners rock you through a long, quiet arc. For a 3am feed, a bedtime story, or a Sunday afternoon that goes nowhere.
A piece that outlasts the nursery
Soft off-white upholstery on pale wood runners, with slim dark rods between them. The lines are mid-century, calm and modern, so VICTORIA reads as an armchair, not nursery equipment. When the newborn nights are behind you, it stays on, in the living room, the bedroom, or a reading corner by the window.
Specifications
Specifications
- Type: Wingback nursing rocking chair
- Colour: Off-white (Ivory)
- Upholstery: Upholstered fabric, matt finish
- Padding: High density foam
- Frame: Solid wood
- Legs: Solid wooden legs
- Runners: Pale wood, long shallow curve
- High back: Yes
- Reclining back: Yes, tilts back so the wings wrap the head
- Weight capacity: 150 kg
- Assembly: Simple and quick, around 20 to 30 minutes
- Use: Indoor. Nursery, bedroom, living room, reading corner
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
- Free UK delivery
- Dispatched within 24–48 hours, delivered in 4–6 days
- 30-day returns
- Delivered safely with trusted transport partners
- Protection against defects or damage on arrival
- Customer support 7 days a week
Made for the long feeds
The high back catches your head when your chin drops. The wide arms hold your elbows so they never ache. The quiet sway soothes your baby, both hands free. VICTORIA carries you through the feed, and lets you rise without waking a thing.
- High back and wide arms, support when you need it
- Elbows held off your ribs, no aching
- A silent sway that settles baby
- Both hands free, start to finish
Rated 4.6 / 5 based on 45 reviews. Showing our 5-star reviews.
Why it works
The silent, body-friendly sway
Not just a comfortable chair. VICTORIA aligns your body with a natural feeding posture, and lets the movement settle your baby.
Grounded lower body
Feet flat, pelvis upright, your lower back finds its natural curve.
Full support
From neck to lower back, arms cradled. No more tension.
The soothing sway
A steady motion echoes the rocking baby knew before birth.
Silent, easy exit
No creak, and you rise without waking a sleeping baby.
More than a nursing chair
Its calm mid-century lines and off-white shell on pale wood read as a design piece, not nursery equipment. VICTORIA anchors a room as much as it seats you, and it stays lovely long after the newborn days.
- Timeless mid-century lines
- A considered focal point, not filler furniture
- At home in a living room, bedroom or reading corner
- Still looks the part years later
The wings that follow your head
Sitting upright, the wings frame your shoulders and leave your head free. Lean back, and the geometry changes: those same wings come round to meet your head from behind, closing the gap beside your ears. One chair, two shapes, and the deep firm seat holds you in place as the angle opens.
Common Questions
Are wingback chairs actually good for nursing?
Are wingback chairs actually good for nursing?
Very. The shape gives three things a plain armchair doesn't: sides that enclose your head when you lean back, arms set wide so your elbows stay off your ribs, and a back that carries past the shoulders. It suits the long feeds especially, and the wings double as something to grip when you stand with the baby.
What's the difference between a wingback recliner and a standard one?
What's the difference between a wingback recliner and a standard one?
The side panels. A standard recliner opens the back but leaves your head clear at the edges. VICTORIA keeps the sides closed as the angle changes, so the enclosure holds at every position. The wings also double as something to grip when you stand.
Is it comfortable through long feeds?
Is it comfortable through long feeds?
Yes, it's built for exactly that. The deep, firm seat holds you in place rather than letting you slide forward, the high back supports your neck, and the wide arms take the weight off your shoulders. It stays comfortable through the longest sessions.
Will it still suit my home after the baby years?
Will it still suit my home after the baby years?
Very much so. Its calm mid-century lines read as an armchair, not nursery equipment. Most people keep it on as their reading chair in the living room or bedroom long after the nursery phase.
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