d*s reader angela asked if i would round up some great wingback chairs on the market. wingbacks are some of my favorite types of chairs, despite the fact that they don’t exactly encourage napping. i tend to enjoy what i call “stylishly lazy” furniture that lets you lounge and nap while you watch tv without being overstuffed and heavy. but sometimes you need something with a little structure, or a place to sit and read where you won’t fall asleep. so now that i sound like someone who does nothing but fall asleep in furniture, i’ll let the chairs do the talking. some of these models can get pretty pricey so a good thing to remember is that the cheaper models shown here can be reupholstered in a bright, kicky pattern to keep them looking sharp and modern. click here for the full roundup or just click “read more” below. enjoy!
[image above, clockwise from top left: wingback by james design, wing chair by matthew hilton, vintage wing chair $2995, peekaboo wing chair, josef wingback $2498, chelsea wing chair $1200+]
[image above, clockwise from top left: evan chair $1200, keates wing chair $1395, josef wingback $1998, shantal wing chair, daughtry wingback $1498, briar chair $699]
[image above, clockwise from top left: pair of vintage rattan wingback chairs $2999, gracie wing chair $299, leaf linen wingback $1998, petite wingback chairs at 1stdibs.com]
[image above: wingback chair by autoban design]
[image above, left to right: wingback chair at horchow $1615, wingback lounge $649]
[image above, clockwise from top left: bergman his chair $1895, hawthorne wing chair $2295, ashton wing chair, wingchair cover $89.99 (would work well on this chair), vintage wing chair $2195, howell wing chair $895]
[image above, left to right: hudson wingchair cover $139.99 (try on the $299 gracie chair), moroso modern wingback $4601]
