Armchairs/ Lounge Chair
Explore armchairs and lounge chairs for living rooms, bedrooms and quiet corners, from compact occasional seats to a high back armchair with more presence. The right armchair should feel comfortable, decorative and easy to place beside existing furniture.
A chaise lounge armchair look can make a reading corner feel more relaxed, while an accent chair armchair works well when you want colour, texture or shape without replacing the main sofa. Check seat depth, fabric and frame finish before choosing.
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Percival Up50 Lounge Chair
Description Percival Lounge Chair <p>Introducing the Percival Lounge Chair, a stunning addition to your living space that embodies premium, minimalist design. Crafted from luxurious long-pile Sherpa, this chair invites you...
Armchairs Buying Guide Buying Guide
Choose the right scale
Small armchairs are useful for bedrooms, bay windows and narrower living rooms where a sofa would feel too heavy. Check the width and seat depth against the space you actually have.
Match the room mood
A small occasional armchair can add softness beside a side table or floor lamp. For a stronger styling moment, choose a bolder shape but keep nearby accessories simple.
FAQs
What is the difference between an armchair and an occasional chair?
An armchair occasional chair is usually chosen for extra seating and styling, while a main armchair is often used more regularly for reading or relaxing.
Can an armchair work in a bedroom?
Yes. A compact armchair can create a useful dressing or reading spot if it does not block drawers, wardrobes or the bed walkway.
How do I style an armchair without clutter?
Use one small side table, a lamp or a cushion, then leave enough empty space around the chair so the corner feels intentional.