If you’ve got a spot by the window or next to the bookcase that never quite became a place to sit, here’s a chair worth a look. It has the clean, easy lines folks loved in mid-century living rooms, and at under 22 inches wide, it slips into spaces a bulky armchair can’t.
The arms and legs are solid rubberwood with a dark walnut tone that lets the grain show through. Thick faux leather cushions the seat and backrest, and the curved arms and angled back give you somewhere comfortable to settle in with a book or a cup of coffee. You’ll find it in tan or brown, two shades that get along with most furniture you already own.
It’s sturdy, too: rated for up to 300 pounds, with non-slip pads on the feet to protect your floors. A damp cloth takes care of everyday spills, and the hardware kit comes in the box. Before long, that empty corner turns into your favorite seat in the house.
