Named after Bing Crosby, it captures that mid-century supper club sophistication with its hazelnut brown leather, curved silhouette, and brass detailing. The swivel mechanism makes it surprisingly practical for corner placements or beside windows where you want flexible views, though leather will need occasional conditioning to maintain its patina. I'd place this in studies, primary bedrooms, or living rooms with warm, layered schemes—it reads quite statement-piece rather than background furniture. The wood and brass grounding keeps it from feeling too lounge-y despite the swivel function.