The Furniture Shop: Occasional Chairs

May 30, 2024

Sit back and relax with our curated collection of accent seating. From armchairs to bar stools and everything in between, one thing’s for sure… comfort and style are guaranteed.

Darien Colonial Project

1. The Saulter

Inspired by colonial designs, bring warmth and texture to any table with this coveted chair. Expertly crafted from natural rattan, a cloud-like seat pad serves as the perfect resting place during leisurely lunches and dinner parties that run on late into the night.

Saulter Dining Chair

2. The Monmouth

Sleek and streamline, our must-have armchair is the definition of luxurious lounging. Available in velvet and linen, it comes with ebonized legs and elegant brass casters for a sophisticated finish.

Top tip: Comfort is the most important thing to consider when buying an armchair. Everyone sits differently. From curling up to sprawling out over the arm rests, consider your go-to position and choose accordingly.

Monmouth Armchair

3. The Portobello

Calling out for a reading nook or cozy office snug, our versatile armchair can be tailored to suit your style in two stunning fabrics in an array of colours. Refined, yet wonderfully relaxed, it’s sure to be loved for years and become a forever favourite.

Portobello Armchair

4. The Hampstead

Sumptuously soft to sink into, our iconic armchair is destined to become a haven for rest and relaxation. With a high back and beautifully rounded scroll arms, this occasional chair is worthy of becoming a heritage, heirloom piece. It will enhance and elevate any space.

Hampstead Armchair

5. The Salcombe

Just the thing for kitchen counters, islands or that at-home bar you’ve always dreamed of… Our standout stool combines classic and contemporary designs. A striking bobble-detail backrest creates a focal point, while the dark hue makes it ideal for monochrome interiors.

Top tip: It’s always important to carefully consider height before buying a bar stool. Measure from the underside of the countertop to the floor. It’s also worth thinking about the placement of the chairs as many islands typically have an overhang.