Armchairs

Because who doesn't love a multi-functional piece of furniture?

Including a small-space-friendly recliner.

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You may not be willing to shell out as much money for accent chairs as you would for say, a couch, but you still want them to be comfortable enough to sit on when your friends come over, and beautiful enough for you to look at the rest of the time. The good news for decorators on a tight budget is that there are plenty of designs out there that meet both requirements—and will set you back less than $200.

It happened by accident but I am now using an old oversized armchair as my desk chair. Carpal tunnel experts and physical therapists may gasp in terror but so far I love doing work in this unconventional cocoon of comfort. I feel like I have upgraded to First Class. Meanwhile, in my old workspace (the TV room), my ergonomically correct black high-tech monster of a desk chair spins alone.

This week, we’re obsessing over a Project Runway winner’s new collection, getting in bed with Domino, celebrating an iconic chair rerelease, and more. Ashley Nell Tipton made history last year as the first designer of plus-size clothes to win Project Runway. The purple-haired powerhouse wowed with her Mexican heritage-inspired flower-crowned finale collection, and I, for one, have been anxiously awaiting her next move.

Maybe you’re looking to perk up the look of a living room or bedroom, or perhaps you have a space that needs just a little extra seating to make it perfect. What you need is a new side chair — one that’s lovely to sit in but also lovely to look at. Something distinctive that suits your style, but also your budget. We’ve got just the ticket. Pacific Blue Elliott Wingback Chair at World Market, $329.

Many relaxation enthusiasts (read: everyone) have made a sport out of curling up in their favorite chair. It takes a bit of work to contort your body into the most comfortable position, but once you’re there it’s like discovering bliss in seated form. It just so happens that in our latest search for the perfect reading chair, we discovered this odd, yet playful shape-shifting chair that will definitely help ease the process of getting comfy while sitting.

Growing up, it never really felt like an official family party until my dad and uncle retired to the twin tan recliners in my grandparents’ living room after dinner, while my grandpa settled into his own rusty orange recliner on the opposite side of the room. Within minutes of sitting down and kicking up their feet, all three would be sound asleep. How they could sleep through the sounds of six shrieking children pretending to be wolves, I’ll never know. It must have been the chairs.

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Eames lounge chair, Vitra made a slight change to the original. Can you spot it? Designed in 1956 by Charles and Ray Eames, the Lounge (670) and Ottoman (671) as they’re officially known, are modern classics. The design has seen some variations over the years (including when Herman Miller made an all-black version), but Vitra, who started producing the set in 1959, has always sold it in leather, until now.