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Mid-century lounge chairs

The mid-century lounge chair is defined by a reclined seat, an exposed wood frame, and legs that taper toward the floor. Dozens of small furniture makers build their own take on it, at prices that range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand.

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  • Solid wood frames outlast veneer over particle board. Listings usually say which one you are getting.
  • Seat height near 15 to 16 inches gives the classic low posture; taller seats are easier to stand up from.
  • Leather develops a patina, boucle hides wear, and velvet shows pressure marks.

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What makes a chair mid-century?
Clean lines, exposed wood, tapered legs, and a low reclined seat, drawn from furniture designed roughly between the 1940s and the 1960s.
Are cheaper versions worth buying?
They can be. Check the frame material, the joinery, and the return policy, since comfort is hard to judge from photos.

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