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Elevate Your Relaxation Space With a Leather Chaise Lounge Elevate your relaxation space by putting a chaise lounge in your leather chair. Chaises are usually located at the ends of sectionals, but they can also be used as standalone pieces. They can help balance out spaces which don't have enough space for a sofa. Customize your piece by choosing among 30 different leather colors as well as 2 “bunn” leg color options. Our chaise chairs are made to last and are made right here in the USA. Durability The most luxurious leather chaise lounges will last a lifetime because they are luxurious and have a rich appearance and feel. These chairs look great in any living space and are also great for bedrooms or offices. They can be used as a reading chair or as an accent piece, and they can also be used to relax and take an afternoon nap. When choosing a chaise, it is important to consider the size of your room and your preferences regarding comfort. It is also important to select the color and style that is compatible with your home decor. Spend time finding the perfect chaise lounge for you. Another important thing to consider when shopping for an appropriate chaise is the amount you're willing to invest. Chaise lounges can price from a few hundred dollars to several thousand, therefore it is crucial to determine what you're willing to spend prior to beginning to shop. Once you have a budget set it is easy to narrow down your choices and select the one that is best for you. The material used in the chaise is one of the most important factors to consider when buying an entirely new chaise. There are a variety of materials available that include leather, microfiber, and fabric. Your personal preferences, budget and maintenance needs will determine the type of material you select. If you are looking for a high-quality chaise that will last for years it is worth purchasing a teak wood chair. Teak wood furniture is a classic and is able to withstand the elements like sun exposure or precipitation. It is also durable and contains natural oils that shield it from the effects of rotting and other harmful elements. The Dylan Chaise is a gorgeous and durable chaise with an elegant, vintage-inspired style. Its arms that are rolled and the large seat offer maximum comfort, making it the perfect place to relax and unwind. It is also constructed from top quality vintage Argentinian leather and has a polished stainless steel frame. The sofa can be cleaned using a damp cloth or sponge. If it gets stained, you can use a mixture of water and soap to remove the stain. Comfort A comfortable lounge chair can transform any space into a sanctuary of relaxation. While most people associate chaises with living rooms, they're perfect for bedrooms or offices. Certain designs are also ideal for outdoor seating areas. If you want the ultimate in comfort, select a leather chaise with an oversized seat with two rolled-up arms. The soft cushions will let you to sink into it whether you're reading a book or watching a movie. Some models have an additional pillow for the lumbar region to provide extra support. In addition to leather, you can find chaises upholstered in other materials. Some models are made of polyester, which is simpler to clean and requires less maintenance than real leather. Some are made out of microfiber which is soft, cozy and comfortable. Some of these lounges come with adjustable headrests, which you can adjust to your preference. You can find a range of chaises online. Some chaises are available in a variety of colors to complement your living room decor. You can also find them in different sizes so you can pick one that fits your space. If you're looking for a modern look, choose an ottoman in neutral colors such as cream, grey, or brown. Accent it with an appropriate throw pillow and a textured accent rug to complete the look. If you prefer a more traditional style choose chairs with timeless details and a timeless style. It's more expensive, but it will last for many years. It can be used for reading, napping or just relaxing in the sun. A leather chaise can add a touch of class to any room. It's also a great choice for small spaces as it occupies less space than a conventional sofa. Plus it can be placed in front of an open window to create a tranquil reading corner. It can also be set on top of a sectional for an ample seating area. It can also be used as a guest bedroom chair or as a standalone piece in the living room. Style A leather chaise lounge is a stylish piece of furniture that will enhance your space for relaxation. It's typically upholstered in a color like warm brown or cool gray and has clean lines and exposed legs. Include a patterned throw or accent pillow to alter the look to suit the season. The extravagant design of many leather chaises allow you to kick back and relax in fashion. A chaise lounge differs from a sofa in that a sofa usually has arm rests on both sides while it has just one side that you can recline into. Chaises can be used as a stand alone piece of furniture or they can be added to the end of a sofa or sectional to provide more seating in smaller living spaces. The Garbo leather chaise lounge , for example, delivers a fresh curve on tradition with top-quality leather that is naturally tanned and finished using less chemicals. The result is a leather sofa that is more soft, smoother and more durable than other kinds of leather. The Allform collection has leather chaises that can be adapted to any preference whether you like modern or traditional style. For modern interiors, a leather chaise with button-tufted design is a great option. Its clean lines and legs that are exposed create an elegant, minimalist design that is perfect for any space. Pick a chair that is upholstered in a neutral hue such as light gray or cream to easily blend in with other decor pieces, then add an accent rug and matching throw pillows for a sleek look. If you're looking for a touch of elegance consider a leather sofa embellished with brass nailheads or a model crafted from premium maple wood. This furniture brings a touch elegance to any space while highlighting its natural beauty. Explore our lounge chairs that are customizable If you're looking for a leather chaise that fits your living space perfectly. These pieces let you choose the frame, upholstery and leg finishes for an individual-designed chaise. Value Chaise lounges can add a touch of luxury to your living space. They can also be used for other purposes and provide additional comfort when reading or watching television. Many of these pieces have a modern design that looks good in a contemporary setting. Some even come with an elongated chaise element that offers additional legroom for relaxing. If you're looking for a luxurious, versatile lounge chair that offers the most value for your money and is comfortable, then a leather chaise lounge is a great option. The leather material is soft and durable, providing longevity in comfort and style that will last for years to come. If you prefer a chaise made of fabric, you can choose from other materials, such as microfiber. There are also chaises with built-in headrests that provide support and comfort. A chaise differs from a sofa because it is designed to be sat in a reclined posture, with the legs and feet straight up off the floor. A chaise is typically placed in a corner of a room, and is often used to read or just relax. They also provide a great option for creating an inviting seating space in small spaces, like homes and apartments which don't have enough space for an actual sofa or sectional. A leather chaise can be used either as a standalone piece or to be a part of a modular couch. You can also find it in different sizes to suit any room. Some models come with the option of turning into a bed to provide the ultimate relaxing experience. You can select a chaise in wood or metal or leather. These kinds of models are great for outdoor use as they can be placed by the pool or in backyards with patios. However, they are less comfortable than leather. You can select a reclining chair that can be set in a variety of recline positions.