Nest Chair and Ottoman Our most graceful and sculptural upholstery collection, the Nest Chair conjures a glamorous sophistication from a bygone era that rings fresh today. A smooth, solid wood frame exterior handcrafted by our skilled craftsman carries and embraces the upholstered body. The pieced and tufted bench seat cushion is composed of foam with a down wrap. A loose, tufted pillow is included to adjust your level of comfort. Nest Chair and Ottoman Tear SheetWhat people look for in a chair is looks and, of course, comfort. A chair that’s not comfortable isn’t really a chair, it’s just something to display in your house. So what makes a chair comfortable? Well, we could take a look at some of these extremely comfy chairs and we could learn from the best. Some of the designs are very popular famous and you might already be familiar with them. Others might come as a surprise but they all have in common the comfort that they offer to the user.This is the Wing Lounge chair.
It has a design borrowed from the classic wing chair but it’s much more stylish. The upholstery is made of elastic memory foam so it takes the shape of your body and it remembers its characteristics. The material was developed by NASA and it’s used in space crafts. The Wing Lounge Chair was the first and only chair ever to be certified by the Space Foundation.This is the LC4 Chaise Lounge. It was designed in 1928 and back then it was also known as the “relaxing machine”. It is now being manufactured by Cassina and each piece is singed and numbered. It comes with a range of upholstery options that include cowhide with black leather headrest; or natural canvas with a black, amber or chocolate headrest and footer.Available for 4,500 euros.This is a popular and famous chair which you’re probably already familiar with. It’s the Eames Lounge Chair. It was first produced in 1956 and it remains one of the most beautiful and comfortable chairs ever designed. It’s made using molded plywood technology and it’s a licensed trademark of Herman Miller.Available on site.
This is the Zoe chair and it’s a beanbag chair. It’s upholstered in fabric or soft leather and all the upholstery is removable. It might not have a very sophisticated design but it’s definitely very comfortable. It could look good in a bedroom or casual living room.This is Cradle and it’s a very beautiful and also very comfortable chair that was designed by Richard Clarkson, Grace Emmanual, Kalivia Russel, Eamon Moore, Brodie Cambell, Jeremy Brooker and Joya Boerrigter from Victoria University of Wellington. It looks extremely cozy and it allows you cuddle up inside for a nap. It’s a wonderful modern alternative for the rocking chairSome chairs manage to be comfortable while also impressing with their designs. This is the Stokke and it’s actually a multi-functional piece. You can recline it or use it as a rocking chair and that’s not even its most impressive feature. it’s a chair that seems to defy gravity thanks to its ingenious design.This is the MR adjustable chaise lounge and it was designed in 1927 by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe as part of an exhibit in Stuttgart, Germany.
It has a cantilevered design featuring tubular steel elements and an ergonomic seat. The chaise lounge is now manufactured by Knoll and it has a logo and signature stamped on the inside of one leg.This is the Husk armchair and it was designed by Milan-based Patricia Urguiola for B&B Italia. It’s made of recycled plastic and soft cushions and it’s incredibly cozy and comfortable. It’s also a versatile piece of furniture that could complement a classic sofa in the living room or that could be included in a bedroom’s décor.These colorful and chic pieces are the result of a project developed in collaboration with Danish furniture manufacturer Karup A/S. Each piece is a futon mattress with a simple design. It combines elements of the Japanese design with western influences and it’s functional and very comfortable. Each futon can be easily transformed into a guest bed.Of course, we can’t forget about the Egg Chair. It was designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1958 and it has a tilt mechanism that allows the user to lounge and relax.
The high back also makes it extremely comfortable. The curved lines are reminiscent of a wing chair. The Egg Chair is available in three types of fabric and several colors.This piece is also called the Wing Chair. It was initially designed by Hans J. Wagner in 1960 but it only entered in production in 2006. The wings or armrests and backrest of the chair provide support for the back, neck and head while the seat allows the user to adopt a variety of positions. The chair has a solid beech frame, brushed stainless steel legs and molded cold foam seat and back with either wool or leather upholstery.This is a sleeping bag chair. It’s actually a lounge chair with an integrated sleeping bag and it was designed by Les M.( Anais Morel and Celine Merhand). It’s great for relaxing, watching TV or taking a nap after reading a book. The blanket or sleeping bag forms a cocoon and it’s removale and machine-washable.Accent chairs add both visual interest and function to a room. These standalone single seats spice up existing bedroom, hallway, or living room furniture by adding new touches of colour, texture, and shape to the décor.
They also can provide additional seating for family and guests or separate functions within the room, such as a reading nook created independently of main seating areas. But it can be tricky to find just the right chair or chairs for a space without a few careful considerations. Available floor space is the first filter to sift potential selections through before purchase. Whether you’d like to flank your loveseat with two armchairs or place one accent chair alone at an angle by a sofa, it will be crucial to measure the dimensions of the free space that exists for a chair to fill, keeping in mind both traffic flow and allowance for people’s legs to stretch out while seated. Placing a masking tape outline or paper cutout on the floor helps to visualize dimensions. Accent chairs and armchairs come in a variety of styles that can either take your existing décor to a new level of boldness or tone down the room by offsetting furniture that is already bright and vibrant. Pair a deep espresso brown sofa and minimalist coffee table with a brilliantly patterned high-back armchair, or complement a bright red loveseat and oversized ottoman with a slick leather accent chair in creamy beige.
Always consider your existing palette, as the shape, fabric and colour of an accent chair work together to enhance the style of all the other furniture in the room. Intended use determines both how comfortable and how durable your chosen chair should be. Accent chairs used infrequently as extra seating can be firm and sturdy, and should align with your other chairs in terms of height if they’re to be pulled up to the dining room table during dinner parties. Rec room and casual living room chairs can be softer, more plush, and versatile in size, and should be covered in a stain- and wear-resistant material, like microfiber or leather. Chairs placed in hallways and bedrooms can be chosen first for style, and second for comfort. It is not only the size of the chair itself, but the way its size relates to the scale of the room, that matters. Whether shopping for a family room, hallway, or bedroom accent chair, one that sits in proportion to the space and other furniture within it should be sought out in order to not diminish it, or be diminished by it.