An accent chair can introduce a different form or texture without losing the room's cohesion. Consider how it looks from the entrance and from behind, especially in an open layout. Compare the seat dimensions, fabric and finish with the sofa. Use a side table and focused light to make the setting useful.
Accent Chairs selection
Vinson Accent Chair
Metal frame inside, normal foam wrapped, ash wood legs and plastic feet.
Miles Accent Chair
Solid ash wood frame, plywood and foam inside back, plywood and elastic webbing and foam inside seat.
Langston Accent Chair
Solid ash wood frame, wide-meshed back with removable headrest. Plywood seat panel with cushion.
Hewitt Accent Chair
Solid ash wood frame.With wide-meshed back and seat. With headrest and seat cushion.With casters for the back legs.
Ellington Accent Chair
Solid ash wood frame, plywood and foam inside back, elastic webbing and foam inside seat.
Tiernan Accent Chair
Solid ash wood framework, elastic webbing and foam inside the seat, with removable foam cushion.
Shepard Accent Chair
Solid ash wood framework, elastic webbing and foam inside the seat, with cushion.
Selecting accent chairs
Details to confirm for your selection
- silhouette
- seat dimensions
- upholstery
- back view
- finish
How can I assess an accent chair from different viewpoints?
Review front, side and back images and compare the entire silhouette with your layout. A chair visible from the room entrance may need consideration beyond its front view. Photographs help with appearance but do not replace seat or comfort measurements.
Which details distinguish an accent chair from a dining chair?
Compare intended use, seat height, depth, back support and arms. An accent chair may be wider or lower than a chair designed for a table. Confirm the selected product’s dimensions before using it in a different setting.