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Opera lounge chair in black leather and solid wood 
Opera lounge chair in black leather and solid wood
Opera lounge chair in black leather and solid wood
5.499,95 €Sale price 5.499,95 € Regular price -
Perugia woven teak folding chair 
CLEARANCEPerugia woven teak folding chair
Perugia woven teak folding chair
539,95 €Sale price 539,95 € Regular price 899,92 € -40% -
Nook solid wood lounge chair 
Nook solid wood lounge chair
Nook solid wood lounge chair
1.849,95 €Sale price 1.849,95 € Regular price -
Solid wood Dome daybed -
Bowie solid wood straight sofa 
Bowie solid wood straight sofa
Bowie solid wood straight sofa
7.689,95 €Sale price 7.689,95 € Regular price -
Scaffold solid wood bookcase sofa 
Scaffold solid wood bookcase sofa
Scaffold solid wood bookcase sofa
12.779,95 €Sale price 12.779,95 € Regular price -
Loop solid wood lounge chair 
Loop solid wood lounge chair
Loop solid wood lounge chair
3.199,95 €Sale price 3.199,95 € Regular price -
Nido solid wood lounge chair 
Nido solid wood lounge chair
Nido solid wood lounge chair
2.779,95 €Sale price 2.779,95 € Regular price -
Caravela Solid Wood Lounge Armchair 
Caravela Solid Wood Lounge Armchair
Caravela Solid Wood Lounge Armchair
1.202,95 €Sale price 1.202,95 € Regular price -
Botero solid wood lounge chair 
Botero solid wood lounge chair
Botero solid wood lounge chair
3.769,95 €Sale price 3.769,95 € Regular price -
Dome solid wood lounge chair 
Dome solid wood lounge chair
Dome solid wood lounge chair
2.999,95 €Sale price 2.999,95 € Regular price -
Bowie solid wood armchair -
Hauteville low concrete armchair natural grey -
Hauteville concrete armchair natural grey
Frequently asked questions about armchairs and sofas
What size armchair for my living room?
Allow about 70 to 90 cm of width per armchair and keep a walkway of at least 60 cm around it. In a small living room, a slim design on exposed legs makes the space feel lighter; in a large room, a deep, enveloping armchair fills the space better.
Reading chair or living room armchair: what is the difference?
A reading chair favours a high, enveloping back, sometimes with a footstool, so you can settle in for a long time. A living room armchair is more about its lines and how it sits with the sofa. One aims for a cocoon, the other for the visual balance of the room.
How do I match an armchair to a sofa?
They do not need to be identical: echo a shared colour or a similar material, and play with contrast in the shape. A bouclé armchair next to a velvet sofa, in the same tones, makes a livelier setting than a perfectly matched living room.
Which armchair material for everyday use?
For an armchair that sees a lot of use, dense velvet and tightly woven fabrics hold up well. Leather develops a patina and wipes clean easily. Bouclé, more delicate, is best kept for quieter spaces. Check the fabric durability stated on the product page.
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Living Room Armchairs
The armchair is the most personal piece in a living space, where one reads, converses, or takes a breather. Our living room armchairs emphasize comfort and style: cream bouclé shell, deep corduroy, natural linen, or patinated leather. Enveloping seats for moments of great relaxation, more graphic lines for a strong presence without cluttering.
Reading Chairs and Relaxation Nooks
A good reading chair transforms a room into a sanctuary. High backrest for neck support, deep seat to curl up in, soft-touch materials: each model is designed for lingering. Placed near a window with a floor lamp and a throw, it creates the ideal reading corner.
Materials and Styles
Textured bouclé, warm velvet, woven rattan, aged leather: our armchairs span styles from the most Scandinavian to the most contemporary, with light wood, black metal, or gold bases.
Sofas
A sofa commits a room more than any other piece of furniture: it dictates the orientation of the living room and the placement of everything else. Measure the wall and the passage before the seat depth, because it is almost always circulation that poses a problem, not comfort. A deep sofa calls for a more upright armchair opposite it, so that the room retains two ways of sitting rather than just one.
Which Armchair for Which Space?
In a small living room, opt for a compact armchair with thin legs that allows the room to breathe. In a large space, a wide, low model anchors the area. For seating for multiple people, see our chairs, and to furnish an entire living room, match the armchair to the sofa and coffee table.
To help you choose, find our guides: how to choose your living room armchair and how to choose the right seat material.
