Armchairs

Comfortable Armchairs: Find the Ideal Model for Your Home

A designer armchair rarely plays a supporting role: it becomes the focal point of a room, the place where you put down your book at the end of the day, where a friend settles in for a little longer than expected. Before style comes comfort: a comfortable armchair is defined by a seat that supports without becoming firm, a backrest that follows the contours of your back and materials that feel pleasant to the touch. Our selection brings together distinctive silhouettes, carefully chosen materials and seats designed to last beyond a single season. From club armchairs with generous structures to contemporary sculptural shapes, every model has something to say in your living room.

How to Choose an Armchair That Suits Your Home

Three criteria are enough to narrow down your choice: seating comfort, material and size. Let’s take a closer look. For the complete method, from usage to dimensions, see our guide: how to choose an armchair suited to your needs.

Choosing the Right Seating Comfort

The first question is how you intend to use it. An armchair designed for reading or watching a film deserves a deep seat, a supportive backrest and armrests at the right height so you can rest your elbows effortlessly. For an occasional armchair that welcomes guests, a firmer seat and an upright back make conversation easier. If your workspace needs a seat designed for long hours, swivel armchairs combine ergonomics and character.

Choosing the Right Material

The material affects both comfort and maintenance. Velvet retains warmth and offers a soft texture under the hand that makes the seat instantly inviting; brush it in the direction of the pile to restore its lustre. Leather ages beautifully, can be cleaned with a damp cloth and withstands busy households. Rattan, being lighter, works just as well in a sunny conservatory as in an airy living-room corner. Fabric, finally, offers the widest range of colours to complement the rest of the room.

Choosing the Right Size

If space is limited, a design on slender legs visually frees up the floor and preserves the room’s lightness. In a large living room, an enveloping wingback design or a club armchair, on the other hand, makes a real statement. Also consider the seat height in relation to your coffee table: between 40 and 45 cm, conversation with a nearby sofa remains natural.

Which Style of Designer Armchair Should You Choose?

Choose the style in dialogue with what is already there. A Scandinavian armchair with clean lines and light wooden legs fits into almost any interior. A leather club armchair adds a more classic touch, reminiscent of an English library. Contemporary, sculptural or bouclé silhouettes embrace the role of statement piece in a pared-back interior. And if your home already blends different eras, a rattan or colourful velvet armchair creates a link between vintage and contemporary styles.

How Can You Incorporate an Armchair into Your Décor?

Placed in a corner with a pedestal table or coffee table within reach, an armchair creates an informal reading nook where your morning tray or evening drink naturally find their place; add a reading lamp and the alcove is complete. When it comes to colour, a bottle-green or midnight-blue model punctuates a neutral backdrop without overpowering the room. Paired with the sofa, play with controlled contrast: choose an armchair in a richer shade than the main seating, and tie it in with a cushion or throw in the same colour family. Complete the arrangement with a rug to anchor the composition to the floor and unify the seating. Returns are accepted up to 60 days after delivery.