Round Chairs

Big round chair in a monochrome design

The wisest choice to complement your living room would be a round chair in one of the existing colors of your palette.

For a more cohesive seating area, you can even opt for the same hue as your couch. For an accent chair that stands out, on the contrary, pick your palette’s accent color (duh). You can then still reinforce the consistency of the overall result by adding cushions in one of these tones, too.

Plus, monochrome designs are a safe option if your couch already showcases a noticeable pattern. 

Round chairs with cushion and ottoman

Could you also do with a spot to put your feet up when watching TV, reading, or just relaxing at the end of the day?

As long as you have enough room (and, especially, depth) for it, you’re definitely going to love a round chair with ottoman.

These pieces with interesting lines and a primarily functional design are especially ideal in contemporary living rooms.

Round chairs for living room in unique designs

Some round chairs simply add different lines to traditional models, but some others reinvent them altogether.

The latter might be a better choice for you if you never settle for the most common or obvious choice.

From eclectic or Hollywood regency decors to adding a conversation starter to other interior styles, a round chair in a unique design is guaranteed to make a strong decorative statement in your home.

Papasan chair

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The papasan model is still one of the most iconic takes on the round chair idea. Timeless and minimalist but incredibly comfy, it will result in interesting lines that are bound to make a strong statement in your living room.

We especially recommend it if you were looking for a new chair to relax, read, or curl up cozily when watching TV. 

Accent circle chair in an eye catching pattern

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If, your couch and main furniture pieces involve a monochrome finish, your new round chair can be your chance to introduce a bold new pattern.

Ready to showcase your decorative skills masterfully? Then include the same pattern elsewhere in that room: for example, through the cushions on your couch, a rug, or a print.

Circle chair for living room

Some other circular chairs are more similar to traditional models but involve a rounded back and, in some cases, armrests.

If the main reason why you’re after round chairs is that you’re worried about your room looking cluttered, this tends to be the most logical solution.

Want to know another trick? Monochrome designs in light colors can help you emphasize this airy effect even further. 

Circular chair in a rattan design

Your new round chair doesn’t necessarily need to involve fabric or leather upholstery. Whether you were looking to match your rattan furniture or introduce a different style in a more traditional living room, you can’t go wrong with this material.

Rattan designs are especially recommended with decor styles that involve some casual vibes, such as coastal or bohemian interiors. 

Large round chair in a bean bag style

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Think beyond armchairs, too! Perhaps what you’re craving is a special nook where you can immediately start relaxing as soon as you plunge into it after a long day at work?

A large bean-bag style round chair will quickly become your favorite place to seat and switch off from the outside world.

And don’t forget that most models can be used as a couple of extra seats whenever you have more guests than you thought and need to squeeze together. 

Swivel round chairs

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Hoping for a more dynamic seating solution? You can find round chairs in a swivel design, too.

Thinner, raised models are particularly handy and versatile whenever you need a seat for a different task or occasion: an extra dining chair for that friend who showed up last minute, an office chair to work from home, an attention-grabbing accent piece, and so on.

Circle chairs for your patio

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Round chairs aren’t just for the living room. If you’ve already fallen in love with them, you could consider introducing them into your patio or garden area, too.

A set of two tends to work in most outdoor spaces, and you can even include a small table in the same shape or a square design if you’d like to keep it varied.

If your new chair won’t be sheltered underneath some kind of roof, be sure to look for a weather-resistant model.