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Armchair
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Armchairs are truly everywhere and come in a wide range of shapes and sizes.
Ladderback Chair
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Ladderback chairs feature backings that resemble the rungs of a ladder.
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Rocking chairs also look right at home in farmhouse style or rustic spaces.
Rocking chairs are made from wood but often feature fabric seat cushions.
Bistro chairs are not meant to support a substantial amount of weight and sometimes fold up for storage.
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These chairs swivel and are adjustable to accommodate individuals of different heights.
These are easy to tuck under a sofa or inside of a closet when not in use.
Most recliners are quite bulky and feature a pull-out footrest and various height options.
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Bean Bag Chair
Bean bag chairsare a favorite among the young and old alike.
These chairs are made of rope seating and feature curved, semi-open backs.
That said, some people choose to install hanging chairs inside to embrace an eclectic look.
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Their small size makes them great for apartments and other spaces short on square footage.
Windsor Chair
Frequently woven into modern farmhouse-style spaces, spindle-back Windsor chairs are rustic in style.
Some variations contain arms and others are armless.
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Original American Windsor chairs, made in Pennsylvania and modeled after a British version.
date back to the 18th century.
Made from wood, they’re characterized by carved legs and detailing and upholstered oval or square backs.
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There are many contemporary reproductions of these chairs that are more affordable than authentic versions.
Parsons Chair
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Parsons chairs are armless and simple in structure.
Papasan Chair
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Papasan chairs are perfect for dorm rooms or basement hangout spaces.
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Cozy and casual, these oversized chairs are saucer-shaped and easy to curl up in.
They generally feature a metal or rattan frame with a plush cushion placed on top of it.
Cane chairs are generally associated with traditional and coastal-style decor.
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Their frames may be solid wood or painted in either a bright or neutral color.
Consider keeping one or two on hand for guest seating in the living room or family room when entertaining.
There are a number of different types of names for chairs with arms.
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A chair without a back is a stool.
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