Southwest Chairs

167 Ideas by Chloe Hughes

Southwest chairs are bold and gorgeous in living rooms and are a great way to emphasize the indigenous heritage. Texture and pattern are important in this style, making a patterned area rug and textured tapestry a good choice with these chairs. Use these southwestern-style chairs in dining rooms or living rooms as accent pieces to add style or create a cozy aura.

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The artisan chair, which has the colorful patchwork pattern with red, blue and beige colors. If you looking for an extraordinary product, you have to choose this amazing chair!

Native chair

Unique arm chair covered with leather and fabric. It is mounted on wooden frame. Upholstery is finished with decorative nail heads. Elegant design for all kinds of interiors.

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Providing a characteristic Southwestern chic to the space, this Old Hickory chair enchants with its cool, rustic appeal, adding a ranch or farmhouse style to one's living room or bedroom.

Southwestern sunset chenille chair and ottoman from king ranch saddle

Southwestern sunset chenille chair and ottoman from King Ranch Saddle Shop | Stylish Western Home Decorating

Southwestern chair

A great idea for making your cottage house to ooze with comfort and elegance. The rustic set of 1 arm chair and 1 matching ottoman is upholstered in distressed leather, has a nail head trim, rolled arms, an oversized back, and wood bun feet.

Southwest chairs

It's time to rock with style! This pendelton rocking chair with stripe patterned upholstery and a durable wood frame is going to bring you more comfort than any other seat in your home. Includes well-profiled rockers, wide armrests, and a generously padded seat and back.

Southwest chair covers

Arm chair and ottoman covered with fabric and finished with sophisticated ornament. Wooden legs are arranged conically. Tasteful addition to the living room, bedroom and others interiors according to taste.

Santa fe easy chair

Santa Fe Easy Chair

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BLANKET CHAIR great room or bar area, OK, seriously, I could just move in to KR Saddle shop

Orange and turquoise

Orange and Turquoise

Southwest Chairs

Buying Guide

The Southwestern style is heavily influenced by the Native American and pioneer cultures of the American Southwest. This includes those of New Mexico and Arizona in the 1700s and 1800s. Among is design features are rough textures such as those found in woven fabrics and geometric patterns.

The colors in a Southwestern chair and other furniture in this style include:

  • Bright red
  • Purple
  • Cactus green
  • Mahogany brown
  • Rust
  • Sand
  • Yellow
  • Turquoise

Chairs in this style work well in rooms decorated in the rustic, country or Western style. A casual room that includes a mixture of styles could also accommodate the Southwestern style.

If you have a comfortable room that needs to be perked up, put a Southwestern chair in it. Consider a chair upholstered in woven fabric of cream, purple, orange and black on a walnut frame with cabriole legs. You will look stylish as you rest in this armchair.

Another armchair in light-colored fabric sits on a frame of dark wood. On the back is a stylized depiction of a Native American on a horse. Triangles and nailhead trim accent this item.

If you like to rest your feet, you will not be left out because you can get a Southwestern chair with matching ottoman. Think about getting one with a deep seat, back and ottoman top in red. Also adding to the interest in the piece are its rhombus shapes. The arms, as well as the trim of the chair and skirt of the ottoman, are cafe-au-lait colored.

Are you a rocker literally? Try a rocking chair with a fabric back that pictures a stagecoach being drawn by horses. In light, oak-colored wood, this chair has vertical side rails and nailhead trim. A second rocking chair features a pattern of vertical stripes on a frame of medium-colored wood.

  • As you work in your office, do you want to show off your love of Southwestern culture? Then think about getting a white office chair with geometric patterns. The frame of this chair, which is on five wheels for ease in moving it, combines wood with metal.
  • If you want to show your faith as a Christian in your decor, choose an armchair in distressed pale blue with cross cutouts on the back. One cross is red and the other is orange.
  • For a simple side chair, there is one is turquoise-colored distressed wood with a seat covered in red fabric with a geometric pattern. The back has twisted posts in turquoise and red and a graduated top.

A Southwestern chair combines the cultural influences that contributed to the American melting pot. The boldness of its colors and patterns can kickstart the style of any room it is put in.