Leather Lounge Chairs

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Alexcia Genuine Leather Armless Chaise Lounge

Modern Vintage Lounge Chair

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What We Like: Channeled vintage leather look

What We Don’t Like: Leather is hard at first

Perfect for: Transitional to modern interiors

Not so great for: Ultra-modern interiors due to its slight vintage look

With its curves and tufted padded parts, this leather lounge chair screams modern luxury. It is covered in vintage top-grain leather and framed by stainless steel. Its long sled base design adds a dynamic character to the sensuous silhouette of the upper aspects.

There are some notes on the hard spots in the leather which can be due to the material’s natural characteristics. You can resolve this by applying a leather conditioner to soften such areas or allowing the material to settle in through time. Best paired with a vintage trunk or a midcentury side table for a coordinated and stunning composition.

$1069.99 ~~$1832.5~~

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Revere Tufted Faux Leather Armless Reclining Chaise Lounge

Tufted Square Lounge

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What We Like: Affordable price

What We Don’t Like: White base

Perfect for: Petite people and in the teen’s bedroom

Not so great for: Tall people

Adjustable and comfortable, this lounge chair in leather provides the right amount of relaxation at a very affordable price. Due to its metal base and wood frame support, you can angle it in three positions. Covered in faux leather with an attractive and modern square tufting. Aside from these functions, it is also equipped with USB ports for convenient charging.

With its overall dimension, this piece is more appropriate for petite people and in the teen’s bedroom. Place a rectilinear end table beside it to balance the curved aspects of the lounge chair. Add a floor lamp and an area rug and you’ve got yourself a nook perfect for reading and napping.

$299.99 ~~$509.5~~

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Sling style Lounge Chair

What We Like: Modern sophisticated appeal

What We Don’t Like: More of an armchair than a lounge

Perfect for: Adding an ottoman in front

Not so great for: People looking for a sleeper type lounge chair

Made of premium materials, this brown leather lounge chair invites you to just sink in and enjoy your relaxing moments. Its steel frame features two angled parts that form the armrests and the base. In between is a sling-style seat that provides support to the genuine leather cushion seat.

Offered in cappuccino, tan, and black, this is a modern piece that will add a warm and sophisticated character to your interior. You can use it to create a mini-conversation nook or as part of your living room ensemble. For the latter one, we recommend placing an ottoman in a coordinating style for a more relaxing experience.

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Deep Armchair

What We Like: Retro-modern aesthetic

What We Don’t Like: Cushion tends to slide off

Perfect for: Chic contemporary and transitional interiors

Not so great for: Ultra-modern interiors

Inspired by the midcentury modern club chair, this leather arm chair combines the use of two luxurious materials. The sophistication of its rectilinear tuxedo arms and the square seat is further emphasized by its gold-finished open frame and sled base.

An elegant modern piece that you can use in industrial glam, maximalist, eclectic, and modern interiors. We recommend placing a footstool in front so you can lounge better. Add a cow skin area rug into the mix to create a composition that feels both nostalgic and current.

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Black Leather Lounge

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What We Like: Striking color contrast

What We Don’t Like: Flimsy Velcro strap

Perfect for: Home office, den

Not so great for: People looking for a wide lounge chair

Sleek and graceful, this lounge leather chair will create a statement in your home. The channeled upholstery, covered in top grain leather, lends an attractive contrast to the stainless steel metal frame and base. Contoured to support the body in the most relaxing position.

The Velcro straps attaching the upholstered aspect to the frame might feel flimsy for some. We recommend either changing it or adding more for stability. Bring it to your home office and place a black metal end table on the side so you have a little reading nook during breaks.

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Scooped Armchair

What We Like: Hugging design

What We Don’t Like: Stitching at the top cushion seems to bunch up

Perfect for: Midcentury modern and modern interiors

Not so great for: Farmhouse and traditional interiors

Inspired by modernist design, this leather chair lounge brings the beauty of curved and soft forms into the spotlight. Its outer shell forms the back and the armrest while the inside features a cushioned backrest, seat, and a lumbar pillow. Below, the angled base adds a sculptural character, making it look dynamic and chic.

A well-loved piece because of its aesthetic value and comfortability. Perfect for pairing with a rectilinear sofa for contrast. However, if you’re looking for a more coordinated look, we also recommend pairing this with a couch that has curved armrests.

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Buying Guide

Can you combine leather and fabric furniture in the same room?

Mixing and matching fabric and leather furniture pieces is a great way to add texture and visual interest to your room. The key is to adorn the rest of the room with minimal furniture, lighting, and accessories, such as window treatments, to balance and unify the overall design.

Leather lounge chairs are a great way to combine leather and fabric furniture without overwhelming the room. The chair can act as accent pieces to the sofa, but ensure you get a pair in the same style to create a coordinated look. Tufted mid-century modern chairs pair beautifully with a minimal box arm sofa with tapered legs. The reverse also works well; an oversized leather Chesterfield sofa with complementary fabric wingback chairs can give your living area a refined aesthetic.

Combine similar colors. If you have a brown leather recliner and a cream-colored fabric sofa, you can easily create an enticing room. Add throw pillows and blankets in neutral tones such as navy, white, and grey and break up the space between the leathern and fabric pieces by positioning tables and adding complementary decor pieces.

What is the best color for leather lounge chairs?

The best color for leather lounge chairs partly depends on your room’s overall color scheme, but black and brown are common options that easily match other hues. These dark, mature tones give depth and elegance to any room.

In some cases, a lighter tan or neutral color might help brighten up the space. This is especially true for sunny rooms or rooms that are small and need to look larger. A pale gray is an excellent option for modern rooms with a casual air.

Burgundy is a distinctive color, and it’s beautiful when paired with mahogany and other dark woods. Brighter colors may end up looking too bold but can work if they add a splash of vibrancy to a room that is mainly decorated with neutral tones.

How many leather lounge chairs should go in a room?

Leather lounge chairs are considered one of the perfect accent chair designs for living rooms. Most designers suggest that you have two accent chairs in a room setup. In a typical living room setup, you should also aim to have between four to five seats at a minimum, ensuring you include sofas. This should be the main sofa, two accent chairs, which could be your leather lounge chairs, and another smaller sofa. If you have a larger living room space, you could even add another leather lounge chair for extra seating.

If your living room is smaller, opt for no more than two leather lounge chairs. By following this interior design advice, you’ll have a social living room space, with each furniture piece complementing each other perfectly.