Art Deco Chairs

267 Ideas by Chloe Hughes

Art deco armchairs hail to a time period where odd angles and straight lines were commonplace. It is most often seen between the late 50s and early 70s, and we have some art deco armchairs for you today in this eclectic and nostalgic collection. They're all well-made and sturdy of the finest steel and leatherette materials. Take a look at this collection for more.

Art deco lounge chair

The set of two Art Deco chairs covered with the delicate white leather. The base was designed of metal and black wood. This kind of contrast looks amazing and stylish, especially in the modern interior.

Studded Art Deco Arm Chair

Studded Art Deco Arm Chair
Deco chair

A funky armchair in an Art Deco style. The piece is distinguished by old-fashioned leather upholstery in a deep blue color with a yellow edge. It also features an unusal metal base with wooden armrests. A cool accent of every room.

Pair of 1920s art deco shell back boudoir chairs from

Pair of 1920's Art Deco Shell Back Boudoir Chairs | From a unique collection of antique and modern slipper chairs at

Rust Colored Art Deco Lounge Chair

Rust Colored Art Deco Lounge Chair
Art deco style chairs

Modern arm chair as additional seating in the living room, bedroom and more. It is covered with pleasant to the touch material and finished with decorative stitching. Perfect for watching TV or reading books.

Art deco armchairs 1

This chair is a very inique and original element of home furniture. It features a solid frame and some metal decorations on arms. Black arms are well paired with red back and seat surfaces with soft cushioning.

Modern home furniture design walnut armchairs with art deco style

Modern Home Furniture Design Walnut Armchairs With Art Deco Style

Club chair 1930s vintage art deco chair

Club chair 1930s vintage art deco chair

Club chair characteristic for 1930s. This piece of furniture features a very solid wooden frame. It includes a very soft seat cushion with a cushioned backrest and solid, padded arms, so it provides comfort and good support.

Cleo 26" Wide Contemporary Chair with Recessed Arms

Cleo 26" Wide Contemporary Chair with Recessed Arms
Leather tub chair swivel

#GreatGatsby, #ArtDeco, #Interiors, Art deco club chair

Liguria Upholstered Barrel Chair

Liguria Upholstered Barrel Chair
Torrence Upholstered Barrel Chair with Ottoman

Torrence Upholstered Barrel Chair with Ottoman
Amold Upholstered Barrel Accent Armchair With Storage Ottoman and Pillow

Amold Upholstered Barrel Accent Armchair With Storage Ottoman and Pillow
Deco club chair

This pair of Swedish art deco chairs enchants with its beautiful combination of white upholstery and tinted wooden framing. Ideal, if you want to add your interiors some smooth, sophisticated appeal.

Seashell-Inspired Barrel Accent Chair

Seashell-Inspired Barrel Accent Chair
Nicole Miller New York Jett Velvet Swivel Accent Chair

Nicole Miller New York Jett Velvet Swivel Accent Chair
Elegant Art Deco Chair

Elegant Art Deco Chair

Euclid Upholstered Side Chair

Euclid Upholstered Side Chair
Red leather chairs 4

Kem Weber chair. I need to find out what period this really is...but what an absolutely beautiful chair!

Three Legged Art Deco Armchair

Three Legged Art Deco Armchair

Mid-Century Modern Velvet Accent Armchair

Mid-Century Modern Velvet Accent Armchair
Chic Mid-Century Modern Armchair

Chic Mid-Century Modern Armchair
Art deco chairs

Set of 2 arm chairs in Art Deco style. Frame is made of wood. It is mounted on decorative rounded legs. Seat and back are upholstered with pleasant to the touch velvet fabric and reinforced with solid seams.

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Buying Guide

Art Deco armchairs are glamorous, sophisticated, and luxurious pieces of furniture. Their addition to your home will add some glamour into your living spaces.

To choose the right hues, you have to consider taking two distinct routes.

  • The first one is opting for saturated versions. These armchairs are in chocolate browns, heavy blacks or creamy whites and finished using bold accent colors.
  • Your second option is less restrained. Art Deco armchairs may be decked out in eye-catching, rich shades, particularly deep yellow, blue, green, and red. You can successfully add colorful Art Deco armchairs into your space, but you need to limit yourself to a maximum of four shades.

Art Deco armchairs may be stunning, but they are not for the faint-hearted. If your home is driven by the word “opulence’ in terms of décor, then the chairs can work for you. However, you still need to include your home’s color palette when selecting the right Art Deco armchair for it.

Art Deco furniture comes in thre different conditions:

  • New. Lots of furniture makers create new armchairs with an Art Deco style. You can expect the quality of these chairs to be excellent as you’re getting something brand new and in the best condition.
  • Restored. At the moment, there’s a trend for ‘upcycling.’ Restored Art Deco armchairs are vintage furniture pieces that were given a modern twist through reupholstering with funky fabrics or giving the framework with stunning finishes. Restored armchairs are your best options if you want vintage chairs that are updated to suit your modern living spaces. As they’re chairs from the 1920s, it is likely for them to be sought-after and very expensive.
  • Vintage. If you are anything like us, then you also want original pieces from the 20th century. You'll find lots of vintage Art Deco armchairs online like on auction sites. However, as they’re not restored pieces, they may have cigarette burns on them. The cushioning may be past its best as well. Vintage chairs require a bit of work but they’re well worth restoring.

Elegant shapes distinguish Art Deco armchairs. They're capable of filling a room’s empty space with their angled legs and curvy bodies, but they tend to be rather big in size. As the chairs bring visual weight, scale is an important consideration when choosing an Art Deco-styled furniture. The retro vibe of the Art Deco style embraces weighty, oversized pieces. Just choose the scale that works best within your space, one that doesn’t dominate in the room. Also, don’t be afraid to go out of your comfort zone as you choose your Art Deco armchair/s.

A quality Art Deco armchair costs anywhere between $1,000 and $15,000, so it pays if you make a careful selection. Test the armchair’s stability thoroughly. If you aren’t satisfied with it, you should be able to return the piece. As for the seat, it should be firm and capable of letting you get out of it with ease. Also, the armrests and the seat’s length must allow your arms and feet to be as comfortable as possible.