corner chair

American  

noun

1. a chair having an approximately square seat with a leg at each corner and a back extending around two adjacent sides.

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Example Sentences

“It makes me feel sad because I cannot protect her,” Son Rochom said from a corner chair, as Elizabeth interpreted for him.

From Washington Times

A blush pink coat and a jade green scarf are thrown over a corner chair next to a small Victoria Beckham black leather tote.

From The Guardian

Also, as Pelsang sits in his usual corner chair on the mat, an interpreter is opposite him to sign his instructions to Leombruno.

From Washington Times

For the next test, I grabbed a corner chair next to a dozing man.

From Washington Post

Theodore Lerner sat in the corner chair of the front row of a conference room Wednesday afternoon, listening.

From Washington Post