little home at John LewisThe best bean bag chairs Kick back and relax after a long day in one of these ultra-comfy bean bags Friday 11 November 2016 10:00 GMT The best bean bag chairs- in pictures 1. Gaming Bean Bag Recliner Indoor-Outdoor Suitable for lounging indoors or outdoors, this versatile bean bag chair is designed with a supportive high-back and waterproof fabric that can be cleaned easily. Its comfortable shape is perfect for an evening in front of the telly after a stressful day at work. £44.99, Bean Bag Bazaar, Buy it now 2. Beanbagcrazy Mighty B Bag Aqua Faux Leather Bring some colour into your living room with this L-shaped chair in striking aqua. Made with PU fabric, the cosy piece of furniture is great for naps during the day and ought to come in handy at sleepovers. £89, Tesco, Buy it now 3. Small Stars Beanbag When your little one is all tired out from playing outside, this star-print beanbag makes a snug little seat for them to sink in to.
£25, Argos, Buy it now 4. Next Large Faux Fur Bean Bag Those who like to keep their indoor space chic and stylish ought to appreciate the super-soft faux fur used to make this comfy beanbag. Its brown handle means you can move the bag around easily to find the best spot in the room. £75, Next, Buy it now 5. John Lewis Snug Bean Chair in Choc If you’re an avid reader that needs a sturdy seat to fall back in to, then this cream bean seat is ideal for your space. The lightweight bean chair features a handle at the back that will help you find the perfect seating position. £71, John Lewis, Buy it now 6. Woouf Donut Beanbag Perfect for a child’s playroom, this donut-shaped bean bag is made with a removable cover that can be unzipped when it’s ready to be cleaned. The fun chair will brighten up your mini-me's space in no time. £119, Harrods, Buy it now 7. Globe Bean Bag For little adventurers, this stunning globe shaped bean bag from the British Library is the perfect pairing.
Not only can they relax in style, but they can also learn a little more about the world and each country’s native animals too. £150, British Library, Buy it now 8. Faux Fur Monster Bean Bag At nearly a metre and a half long and wide, this really is a monster. The faux fur finish comes in eight different colours, including zebra and leopard print options. This is a great option for the family games or TV room. £280, Great Bean Bags, Buy it now Follow us on Twitter @ESLifeandStyle and Facebook £30 - £50 (3) £50 - £100 (3) £100 - £150 (1)Green DreamkidsbedroomDreamkidsbedroom CuckoolandcomTractor BeanRed TractorLouis Bedroom IdeasBag PoofBarn BeanColourful BeanChildren S BeanForwardBARN BEAN BAG. A comfortable and colourful Bean Bag is a great seating idea for use with your child’s Barn Playhouse, or on its own. Appliquéd and embroidered with a big red tractor, the outer cover is easily removed for machine washing and is made from quality materials.
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You can coordinate your bean bag to your other furniture with some complementing cushions. Bean bags are great for indoor or outdoor use as some of them are manufactured in a waterproof fabric. If you're taking your little ones on an adventure check out our range of baby bean bags, with zippable covers they can be easily washed and can help support their posture when they're out and about.Amely StarsStars BeanKids BeanBag DesignedSam XmasChildrens SeatingNordic NurseryBean BagBeansForwardAre you interested in our kids bean bag? With our childrens seating you need look no further.There aren't enough places to sit in my living room. Buying another sofa wasn't an option because I'm renting, I don't really have the room, and I'm trying to save money. A giant beanbag seemed like the perfect solution. Beanbag chairs have been around since Italian designers first made a pear-shaped one in the 1960s. They come in a multitude of different shapes and sizes. But I got picky. The beanbag I fell in love with costs hundreds of pounds, so that was a no-no.
And then I found a bargain beanbag that cost just £30. It looked great until I tried it out in the shop, and looked like I was auditioning for a part in Attack of the 50 Foot Woman. It was meant for a child … So I decided to make one. There is lots of information online about how to make a beanbag, from my new favourite video to instructions and diagrams to this beautiful children's beanbag. However, again and again I found the instructions too difficult to follow. So I've combined the best things I've learned about making beanbags and turned them into a simple set of instructions that anyone can make sense of. Beanbags come in endless varieties, so if you don't like mine you can adapt this pattern to suit you. Give it a go - it will transform your living room. Durable cotton material (I used about four metres of a material from John Lewis that reminded me of Cath Kidston but cost around £5/metre)A sewing machine, Sewfree or a needle and thread (but that way will take you a long time)VelcroScissorsIronFunnelPolystyrene balls (flame retardant and, preferably, recycled)PencilA measuring tapeTools to draw a circle (I used a coffee table - here are some more suggestions on how to draw a neat circle)
1. You'll need two rectangles of material measuring 90cm by 50cm. Sew velcro to each one then join them together to create a square of roughly 90cm by 90cm. 2. Cut the shape of a circle out of the square. This will form the base. My circle, with a diameter of 84cm, had a couple of spare centimetres around the edge. 3. Cut out a rectangular piece of material that is as long as the circumference of your circular base. I used a circle dimensions tool to work out the circumference of my coffee table. I then cut out a rectangular piece with a 264cm length. The width was about 150cm. 4. Sew together the short sides of your long rectangular piece of material to create a cylinder with a circumference of 264cm and a diameter of 84cm. 5. Bring together one end of the edges on the cylinder to make (and seal) the top of the beanbag chair. I did this by making 10-20cm long concertina folds in the top of the cylinder. 6. If you want the concertina folds to look a bit tidier, you can sew a triangular line from the end of a concertina fold down to where the material is folded over.