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Chairs
Chairs
1950
Liberty Chair, Black
Liberty Chair, White
Milford Bench, Oak, 80 cm
Basil Chair, White/Ash
Fifties Chair
Hauge Chair
Love Chair, Blue/Black
Nagano Chair, Oak
Love Chair, Blue/Brass
Nagano Chair, White Lacquered Oak
Basil Chair, White Regen Leather
Love Chair, Green/Brass
Nagano Chair, Black Oak
Hauge Chair
Carmen Chair, White Lacquered
Hauge Chair
Fifties Chair, Red Velvet/Brass
Hauge Chair
Fifties Chair, Green Velvet/Brass
Fifties Chair, Blue Velvet/Brass
Hauge Chair
Fifties Chair, Grey Velvet/Brass
Fifties Chair
Fifties Chair
Victoria Ghost Chair, Clear
Beetle Chair, Black/Matt Black
Fifties Bar Stool
Chairs for every room
Chairs are without a doubt the most versatile, functional and critical piece of furniture we have in our homes, and how do we repay them? With our backsides!
The often overlooked chair can take many forms and fit into any interior decorating theme. There are incredibly stylish designer chairs, antique or modern chairs and comfy chairs, but there’s likely to be one in every room, making them one of the hardest things to buy because there’s so much choice. Read on to find out how to choose the one that suits your needs and pleases the eye.
How to choose a designer chair
Let’s face it first and foremost you want a comfy chair no matter how good it looks, so always consider function over form on anything you plan on sitting on for long periods of time. Next, you need to think about chairs differently depending on the room the chair is in.
Is it a bedroom chair? If so, you probably want something that looks nice and compliments the other furniture as you’re not likely to be sitting on it for long. Whereas an office chair or stool needs to be much more supportive as you’ll be using it for longer periods of time multiple times a day. Deep comfy chairs, bean bags and even some designer chairs are perfect for lounging and watching TV.
When you’re considering the styling of designer chairs you again need to think of the wider décor and colour scheme. Chairs shouldn’t stand out unless you’re making a statement, so always make sure to include a modern chair in a more minimalist environment, for example.
You’ll also want to consider what material your design chair is made from because a family with young kids will need a much more durable and easy-to-clean chair. For this purpose, you might prefer a more robust modern chair that typically doesn’t have as much soft fabric which can easily stain.