Queen Anne Chairs
Chloe is a highly-regarded expert in all things vintage and antique. She’s excited to share her vast knowledge with readers and clients wishing to infuse their homes with a mixture of old-time warmth and modern comfort. In addition to her design work, Chloe regularly volunteers at her local community center, teaching DIY projects to adults and kids.
A lovely and elegant addition to any home, we give you this extensive collection of antique Queen Anne chairs. Known to be highly sought after for their aesthetic charm, now you can have one or more of these gorgeous chairs in your home. Use them or don't for available seating. They will still add style and grace wherever they are. See collection for more.
Our Picks
Queen Anne chairs in a solid wood design
Sold individually, these Queen Anne chairs can easily be used as an accent in the living room or with your dining table. They also include a comfy seat with practical polyester upholstery and some handy armrests.
Designer Advice:
Dark wood finishes tend to work better for Queen Anne chairs. They’re a more suitable match for antique or period-based interiors, too. However, if your room already looks a little cramped, a lighter wood finish can help you introduce an airier touch.
Accent chair in a Queen Anne style
This eye-catching chair is just under 42” in height. It comes from a vintage collection, so it’s literally one of a kind. It consists of a solid mahogany design with an upholstered seat. The white finish of its cushion makes it easy to match most palettes.
Upholstered Queen Anne chairs
This set includes two luxurious armchairs in a sophisticated, regal design full of decorative elements. From its floral motifs to the button-tufting, the attention to detail behind it is bound to impress your guests. Still, the polyester upholstery is practical and easy to maintain.
Designer Advice:
You could use a set of two Queen Anne chairs to create a separate seating area. All you need to do is add a small coffee table in between them, perhaps in a contrasting finish. You’ll then obtain a cozy corner for more intimate conversations and catchups with a friend or family member.
Simpler Queen Anne chair
Showcasing a delightful linen finish, this Queen Anne chair is a great match for neutral palettes. It’ll also work really well with traditional, French country, or even some shabby chic interiors. It consists of a solid wood design with a polyester cushion.
Designer Advice:
While you can use them as accents with different types of decors, antique Queen Anne chairs would look out of place in the most contemporary homes. In that case, look for more modern takes. For instance, they could involve a richly toned wood finish or some cabriole legs. This model is a clear homage to Queen Anne designs through the S-curves on its backrest.
Set of Queen Anne chairs
These two Queen Anne chairs inspire an elongated sense of verticality thanks to their fairly short seat but 24” high backrest. The neutral-colored linen cushion really pops against the rest of the black design, creating a charming contrasting effect.
Designer Advice:
Armrests are undoubtedly comfortably. However, some Queen Anne chairs without them can make more sense if space isn’t a luxury in your living or dining room. For example, they’d result in a cleaner visual flow, helping that area look a bit wider and less cramped. If using them as dining chairs, you’ll also obtain more wiggle room around the table.
Set of leather queen Anne armchairs
These two Queen Anne chairs are a proper premium choice for your living room. They’ll match most antique interiors while providing two extremely comfortable seats. However, given their size, we only recommend them in particularly large settings.
