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Accent Chairs
Transform any room with our collection of accent chairs. Designed to bring comfort, texture and character into your home, our accent chairs range from sculptural contemporary designs to classic upholstered styles, making them the perfect finishing touch for living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and reading corners.
Atherton Wooden Upholstered Leather Armchair
£
650.00
In Stock
New In
Dawlish Occasional Chair
£
700.00
In Stock
New In
Simmerton Occasional Chair
£
600.00
In Stock
Promo
Bangkok Upholstered Occasional Chair and Stool
£
800.00
£1000.00
In Stock
Roehampton Textured Slub Swivel Chair Mocha
£
900.00
In Stock
Roehampton Textured Slub Swivel Chair Natural
£
900.00
In Stock
Portico Belgian Velvet Swivel Chair
£
950.00
In Stock
Ellis Chair Mid Brown Corduroy
£
450.00
In Stock
Bingham Upholstered Swivel Chair Velvet Green
£
800.00
In Stock
Bingham Upholstered Swivel Chair Neutral
£
800.00
In Stock
Casa Snug Chair Cream
£
900.00
In Stock
Sale
Fully Upholstered Ivory Slub Chair
£
224.00
£320.00
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CHOOSING YOUR LIBRA ACCENT CHAIRS
Our accent chairs are designed to combine comfort with considered design. From softly curved silhouettes to more architectural forms, the collection offers styles suited to both contemporary and classic interiors.
Whether you’re creating a cosy reading corner, adding occasional seating to a bedroom or introducing a focal point within a living space, our accent chairs are designed to suit a variety of interior schemes. Pair with our accent tables, table lamps or cushions to create a layered and inviting setting.
HOW TO STYLE ACCENT CHAIRS
Accent chairs work beautifully as standalone statement pieces or as part of a coordinated seating arrangement. Position an accent chair beside a floor lamp and side table to create a comfortable reading space, or use a pair of matching chairs to frame a fireplace or coffee table. Introduce contrasting textures and complementary colours to create a balanced, thoughtfully curated interior.
