Accent living room chairs have become a home must-have. There are a lot of different options, and they are relatively inexpensive compared to bigger furniture pieces. They also add more seating space to your living room. And when it comes to furniture, what more can you ask for?

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We offer you a selection of 10 memorable models of chairs and armchairs, which will become a bright accent of the interior:

Now, the 70s are in the trend, and this applies not only to the fashion world; chairs, which after the Le Corbusier era, in addition to the clean lines, acquired a weightless silhouette, thin, angled legs, an elegant seat and a wide palette of flowers, are relevant today as well.

Plastic chair Eames Style designed by designers Charles and Ray Eames in the distant 1948, and since then the model is re-issued with unchanged success. The architectural coldness of the structure can be balanced by soft upholstery, for example, in the colorful patchwork style. A little later, after the Second World War, another example of the timeless design of the chair was created by the Australian artist Grant Fiterson: quilted backrest and soft armrests — this is definitely what you want to behold in the morning.

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The ideas of French classicism (furniture with a high back, figure details) today are embodied in models that are far from the concept of tradition. Before us, there is no longer an object of furnishing the lady’s boudoir, but a bright accent of the modern interior.

Largely due to Scandinavian minimalism and the widespread enthusiasm for the concept of lofts, aristocratic details no longer require velvet and pretentiousness, and the emphasis on functionality does not imply simplicity. The edges between the chair and the bar stool are blurred, and the result is a worthy detail of the modern living room.

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