Once seated,
the stories unfold, silence rests and time slows down.
Own the room, make it yours
From laid-back loungers to structured silhouettes, our seating collection brings together comfort, character, and craftsmanship. If you’re hosting guests or chasing quiet moments, each piece is designed to elevate the everyday and anchor your space with purpose.
accent.
A statement piece that doesn’t need to shout.
Take the throne without ruling out the style.
arm.
Lean back, stretch out and let the world wait.
lounge.
Let’s Sit and Talk Chairs
What’s the difference between accent, lounge, and armchairs?
Accent chairs are designed to stand out so think bold colors or sculptural shapes that complement your space.
Lounge chairs are lower, deeper, and built for sinking in which are perfect for relaxing.
Armchairs have supportive arms and upright backs, often paired with sofas or used in reading nooks.
Style meets function in all three, but their vibe and purpose are different.
Can these chairs be used in the bedroom or entryway?
Absolutely. A well-placed chair in the bedroom creates a cozy corner for reading or laying out clothes. In the entryway, an accent chair adds style and function, perfect for slipping on shoes or dropping a bag. Make sure the size and material suit the space: compact and durable for entryways, softer and more inviting for bedrooms.
Does size really matter when it comes to chairs?
100% yes! A chair that’s too bulky can cramp a room, while one that’s too dainty can feel lost. Measure your space, check the chair’s width and depth, and leave breathing room around it. Consider visual weight too. Legs that lift the chair off the ground will look lighter than a blocky base.
How much space should I leave around a chair?
Aim for at least 18–24 inches of clearance around a chair to keep walkways comfortable and avoid a cluttered look. If it’s next to a table, leave 12–15 inches between the chair and table edge. The goal is to let the chair breathe, visually and physically, especially in high-traffic areas.
How do I pick the right chair for my space?
Think about scale, shape, and function. A low-slung lounge chair might disappear in a high-ceiling room, while an oversized armchair could overwhelm a tight corner. Measure your space, then match the vibe.
Can I mix different chair styles in the same room?
Absolutely. Contrast creates interest. Anchor them with a shared element color tone, material, or leg style to keep the look cohesive instead of chaotic.
Seating matters.
Where you choose to sit, shapes how you choose to live