From fluffy chairs with sheepskin upholstery to seats with colourful, sculptural backrests, here are ten striking lounge chairs from Dezeen Showroom that will stand out in any room.
The selection includes distinctive seating designed for relaxing in by leading designers and brands including Hem, &tradition and Blå Station.
Featured products include chairs punctured with sleeves for knitters to rest their elbows in and seating with armrests so large you don't need a side table.
Read on to see the lounge chairs on Dezeen Showroom:
Big Talk lounge chair by Adam Goodrum for Blå Station
Big Talk is a modular lounge chair with colourful striped upholstery reminiscent of a wheel of textile swatches, which was created by Australian designer Adam Goodrum for Swedish furniture brand Blå Station.
The chair is composed of a plush cylindrical base topped with an exaggerated, curved backrest that embraces its user and can be used with multiple Big Talk chairs to create an undulating seating arrangement, similar to Victorian loveseats.
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Puffy Lounge Chair by Faye Toogood for Hem
British designer Faye Toogood designed Puffy Lounge Chair for Swedish furniture brand Hem, which features sprawling chubby upholstery that spills over its stainless steel frame.
The chair is characterised by its T-shaped detachable upholstery, which can be finished in either neutral-toned leather or plush canvas and is stitched like a quilt.
The chair has been designed as a study of contrasts: its robust frame juxtaposes the soft, fluid upholstery, which is rendered in light shades where the legs are dark and vice versa.
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Wulff lounge chair by &tradition
Wulff is a low-lying lounge chair informed by mid-20th century Danish craftsmanship, which &tradition has now released in a selection of cosy and rich upholstery covers.
The chair is distinguished by its broad, wing-shaped backrest and sculptural frame, which is available in either white oiled oak or oiled walnut. The chair now comes in a range of soft fabrics including sheepskin.
Loop lounge chair by David Girelli for Wewood
Loop is a lounge chair with oversized tubular cushioning created by Swiss designer David Girelli for Portuguese heritage manufacturer Wewood.
The chair features a distinctive upholstered tube that envelops its user and forms both the backrest and armrest, as well as a generous circular cushion for the seat.
The chair's deep profile is contrasted by its slender solid wood frame, which is made using traditional joinery techniques.
Knitting lounge chair by Ib Kofod-Larsen via Menu
Furniture designer Ib Kofod-Larsen has updated Danish brand Menu's mid-century Knitting lounge chair with new upholstery options and finishes.
As its name suggests, the low-slung seat features a gently slanted backrest punctuated with distinctive cut-outs designed for users to rest their arms while knitting.
Originally created in 1951, the chair has been relaunched with natural oak, dark-stained oak or walnut finishes for the frame, as well as six different shades for the sheepskin and leather upholstery options.
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D.154.2 chair by Gio Ponti via Molteni&C
D.154.2 is a deep-seated chair with a cocooning profile originally designed in the 1950s by Italian architect Gio Ponti, which Molteni&C has reissued with new upholstery options.
The chair is distinguished by its sinuous shell that wraps around a circular seat cushion, which sits atop slender chromed steel legs. The chair is now available in a wide variety of velvet removable covers.
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AME Natural Lounge chair by Paolo Ferrari via Twentieth
AME Natural Lounge is a handwoven pilose chair created by designer Paolo Ferrari with textile artist Hiroko Takeda, which is available via Twentieth gallery.
Informed by a specific Japanese garment-making style in which clothing is made from layers of straw, the chair is distinguished by a flocculent backrest handwoven from a selection of natural fibres including cotton tape yarn, hemp, silk and wool that drape down to the floor.
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The Spanish Chair by Børge Mogensen for Fredericia
The Spanish Chair is a low-lying mid-century lounge chair designed by furniture designer Børge Mogensen for Danish brand Fredericia.
The chair's frame is made from solid European oak, while its backrest and seat are made from vegetable-tanned leather. To offer longevity, the seat and backrest can be tightened using adjustable straps and brass buckles that are concealed behind and below the chair.
The backrest features distinctive circular cutouts, which frame the chair's signature broad armrests that are designed to hold cups and glasses, removing the need for side tables.
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Corso easy chair by Peter Andersson for Lammhults
Corso is a minimalist easy chair created by Swedish designer Peter Andersson for furniture brand Lammhults.
The chair is distinguished by its uninterrupted frame of steel tubing, which sees a continuous line of chromium-plated or powder-coated steel swirled into two loops to form the rear legs, joining upwards to form a rounded backrest.
Similar to Lammhults' newer products, the chair adopts circular economic principles in that it can be easily dismantled and all components are replaceable or recyclable.
AVL Lazy Modernist chair by Joep van Lieshout for Lensvelt
AVL Lazy Modernist is an adjustable chair comprising upholstered squares and rectangular forms, created by designer Joep van Lieshout for Dutch furniture brand Lensvelt.
The chair was designed to offer as much freedom of movement as possible in that each element can be adjusted to accommodate various seating positions. The headrest can be extended upwards and the leg and footrest can be folded out for a reclined position.
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