What defines a club chair?

Club chairs are deep-seated armchairs traditionally upholstered in leather, designed for relaxation in studies or living rooms. They emerged strongly in the twentieth century, prioritising robust comfort and sturdy construction.

How do I identify a bergere chair?

Bergere chairs feature exposed wooden frames with woven cane panels on the back and sides. This construction lightens the visual weight of the armchair while maintaining structural strength.

Where were chaise longues used?

Chaise longues served as day seating in bedrooms, drawing rooms, and boudoirs for reclining during the day. They combine the functions of a chair and a daybed within a single frame.

Are these pieces suitable for daily use?

Antique lounge seating is built with solid hardwood frames and traditional joinery designed for regular domestic use. Many pieces feature updated cushions or recovered upholstery to maintain comfort in modern homes.