Leather Chaise Lounge Chair
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If you were hoping for something more comfortable than traditional armchairs but not quite as bulky as a couch, a leather chaise lounge chair is the most logical choice. While actual leather is a sophisticated premium option, don’t forget that you can easily swap it for some more budget-friendly faux leather, especially if someone in your household is vegan or vegetarian. As for designs, here are the most stylish and dramatic ideas that our expert team of designers have found.
Our Picks
Real leather chaise lounge in a light brown finish
This armless leather chaise lounge chair in an arched design boasts a light brown finish that’s both eye-catching and extremely versatile.
Unlike with darker options, you won’t run the risk of creating a heavy or overwhelming feel.
Versatile leather chaise lounge
This lounge chair is available in black, brown, gray, and white, so it’ll be a breeze to find the right hue for your room.
Chaise lounge leather in an eye catching accent color
As well as a more neutral black, this armless model is available in attention-grabbing hues like ocean blue and butterscotch: the perfect opportunity to introduce a color that pops.
This is especially wise if your walls and other seating solutions consist of more neutral hues.
Tufted leather chaise
This leather chaise lounge chair with high-density foam and a brown faux leather finish makes an attention-grabbing statement despite its monochrome design. In fact, it relies on noticeable tufting and takes it one step further by reinforcing it through the cushion, too.
Antique style genuine leather chaise lounge
Charlton Home®
This luxurious model available in dark or cognac brown involves some noticeable tufting, harmonious lines, and a fancy nailhead trim.
If you were looking for a sophisticated accent piece that immediately wows your guests, you really can’t go wrong with a darker leather finish and classy decorative elements.
Elegant leather lounger in a French design
Alcott Hill®
This black model with a show-stopping nailhead trim will really steal the scene in your living room, especially thanks to its dramatic méridienne design.
In fact, while chaise lounges were used as early as the Greek and Roman times, the designs more similar to what we are used to today actually became popular during the 16th century in France. Eye-catching, comfortable, and versatile, this European-inspired model will introduce the most harmonious and aesthetically pleasing lines in your home.
Leather chaise lounge chair with an armrest
George Oliver
Available in three elegant and versatile colors (cognac or dark brown and midnight black) and with stylish tufting, this faux leather chaise lounge chair is a more streamlined take on the original French design.
The armrest also adds a touch of comfortable sophistication that’ll help you relax as soon as you sit or lie down on your new chair.
Leather chaise in a wooden frame
Foundstone™
This accent piece obviously maintains the actual leather upholstery but complements it with a cozy wooden frame featuring creative symmetrical lines. Because both elements are available in different finishes (dark brown or midnight black for the leather, natural or gray for the frame), you can easily match your existing palette.
Leather chaise lounger with extra padding
Latitude Run®
This leather chaise lounge chair is one of the most comfortable models you can find thanks to its additional padding. Because it relies on a faux leather alternative, its design adds to its softness without compromising on style. Plus, it’s available in white, black, or dark brown.
Leather chaise lounge sofa
Everly Quinn
Much like a traditional couch, this design includes a back connected to armrests on both sides but isn’t obviously as wide as an actual sofa. Because it’s available in white, black, brown and gray, it’s pretty much guaranteed to match the rest of your living room furniture or decorative items.
