Victorian Chaise Lounge
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A Victorian chaise lounge is a comfortable piece of furniture that will immediately add an aura of sophistication to your home, whether you choose to introduce it into your living room or office. While it’s a natural match in antique and vintage interiors, the right model can work with more contemporary decor styles, too. We’ve scouted for the best chaise lounges and are also about to show you different tricks that you can use to decorate with them.
Our Picks
Antique chaise lounge
Lark Manor™
Showcasing an intricate floral pattern in an ebony or chocolate & raisin finish, this Victorian chaise lounge pairs it up with a reliable ornate frame consisting of carved solid wood. Its two pillows also add to the comfort of its back and harmonious armrest.
$699.99
Designer Advice:
Given its eye-catching pattern, we only recommend this stunning chair for living rooms that don’t already feature similar busy finishes (for example, on the rug in the middle of the seating area).
Victorian chaise lounge in an old meets contemporary design
Three Posts™
Combining a solid pine wood frame and cotton upholstery, this Victorian chaise lounge is a beautiful environmentally-friendly choice, and its tan finish makes it particularly versatile.
Designer Advice:
If you were looking for a model that homages these chaises’ antique design but works in traditional or contemporary settings, you won’t be disappointed by its more streamlined shapes. It comes with a cushion in the same color, but you can always add a couple more to match the rest of your palette.
Old fashioned chaise lounge for modern interiors
Everly Quinn
From versatile beige to attention-grabbing turmeric orange, the six finishes of this modern Victorian chaise lounge will spoil you with choices, making it a breeze to complement your palette. This chair relies on a solid wood and plywood frame covered by practical polyester upholstery that’s incredibly easy to care for.
Designer Advice:
Given its playfully asymmetrical shape and dark wooden legs, this chair is especially adequate for modern interiors. Consider adding a cushion with a starburst or geometric-based pattern to emphasize them.
Victorian chaise lounge chair in an accent color
Darby Home Co
Available in beige, antique white, jet black and midnight blue, this Victorian chaise lounge steals the scene with its harmonious armrest and slightly taller legs in a charming espresso finish.
$659.99
$1405
Designer Advice:
The first three options are particularly versatile, but we definitely recommend settling for midnight blue if you were hoping to introduce some color in a living room that mainly consists of neutral furniture pieces.
Victorian lounge chair with tufted upholstery
Kelly Clarkson Home
Designed by singer Kelly Clarkson, this luscious chair is guaranteed to make a statement in your home with its gentle lines and decorative legs. Its polyester upholstery is available in nine different finishes, so you can really unleash your creativity when it comes to home decor.
$729.99
$824.99
Designer Advice:
Its noticeable tufted design is a handy trick if you’re torn between a monochrome and patterned finish, perhaps because you already have a few eye-catching pieces in the same room.
Faux leather vintage chaise lounge
Red Barrel Studio®
Whether you opt for its timeless black finish or the attention-grabbing red velvet, this Victorian chaise lounge will elevate your room thanks to its sophisticated leather-looking design. The nailhead trim really adds to its charm, highlighting its harmonious shapes.
Designer Advice:
Leather chaises work particularly well in modern and antique rooms. Just avoid keeping them in direct sunlight as it can affect their color and appearance after years.
Victorian velvet chaise lounge
Willa Arlo™ Interiors
The velvet upholstery of this Victorian chaise lounge is a guaranteed show-stopper. You can get in in eight finishes, including a range of neutral hues and colors that really pop like navy blue or ultramarine green.
$999.99
$1653
Designer Advice:
This chair is a must if you’re striving for a deluxe living room that makes a strong decorative statement. Not only will you impress all of your guests, but they’ll probably end up arguing as to who gets to sit on it.
Sleek Victorian chaise without arms
House of Hampton®
From sky blue to mustard yellow and fuchsia pink, this Victorian chaise lounge comes in eleven creative finishes that are bound to freshen up your interiors. Its dark espresso legs and glam nailhead trim are just some of the elegant touches that reinforce the beauty of the final result.
$589.99
Designer Advice:
Since this chaise doesn’t include armrests, we recommend it in smaller spaces: its simpler lines will improve your area’s visual flow, helping the rest of the room appear airier and wider.
Ornate chaise lounge with creative lines
Everly Quinn
Showcasing seven different finishes, this Victorian chaise lounge becomes the star of the show with its harmonious back delicately smoothening into the armrest.
Designer Advice:
From its lines to the opulent velvet upholstery and the glamorous gold-like legs, this model is a natural fit in art deco homes, but it can easily become a bold accent in rooms relying on other decorative styles.
Luxurious Victorian chaise lounge
Lark Manor™
This Victorian-style chaise lounge is a proper work of art! The carved floral motifs of the wooden frame immediately inspire a sense of sophistication, and the upholstery and cushion create a cohesive palette that will easily match most living rooms. Plus, it features environmentally-friendly foam derived from soy and castor beans.
$719.99
Designer Advice:
While it’ll look divine in antique rooms, this chair is the perfect statement for traditional and transitional interiors. Consider adding another cushion to complement your palette even further.
