Burgundy Chaise Lounge

What We Like: The strip of nailhead trim is glamorous

What We Don’t Like: The cushion is on the firmer side

Not So Good For: People wanting a minimalistic and blended chaise

Perfect For: Making a statement, used as a focal point

This burgundy chaise gives off a formal and elegant charm with its silver nailhead trim and tufted velvet fabric. It comes with a small matching pillow that you can use as a headrest or to rest your arms while reading a book. The purplish-red chaise sits high on four shiny and curvy legs. 

To make this lounge chair stand out in a living room, paint the walls a light gray or off-white hue with minimal décor. If it gives off too sharp or edgy of an appeal, throw a soft textured blanket on it or pair it with subtle furnishings.

What We Like: Minimalistic and cozy appeal

What We Don’t Like: The leg hue may be hard to blend with

Not So Good For: Making a bold statement

Perfect For: Modern homes

Resistant to fire, this velvet lounge chaise has a lived-in vibe perfect for modern styles and holds five hundred pounds. The seat and back are cushioned with soft foam, adorned with button tufting, and seat two people. The mahogany legs have a ribbed style adding a textural element to a room.

Chic and trendy, you can add this burgundy chaise to libraries and studies, living rooms, formals, and the front entrance of a business. A downside to buying a left or right-hand facing sofa, is it limits the ways you can position it in a room. It still looks fabulous nestled in a corner or centered under a window.

What We Like: crisscross linen fabric and wavy shape

What We Don’t Like: There are only a couple of ways to sit on it

Not So Good For: Multiple people

Perfect For: Rearranging in any room because of its armless design

More red than purple, this chaise lounge is the perfect seat for one person who enjoys laying back to read or watch TV. It features button tufting, walnut brown bun legs, and a pillow for extra lower back support or style.

The armless design allows you to sit on it from a handful of directions. It also lets you position it in different ways, like leaning it against a wall or centering it in a room next to a table. One drawback to a curved chaise without arms is the necessity of needing a table to set a book or cup beside it. This could be a problem for you if you're trying to stay minimalistic with less furniture in a room.