Armchairs & Chairs

This accent chair with Boxy arms is part of our Designed by You range, an easy-to-use system that lets you combine different elements – size, arm style, arm width and more – to create your perfect bespoke chair or sofa.

Yes, it’s every bit as comfortable as it looks. This fabulous 1970s-inspired swivel armchair offers back-hugging support, superb cushioning and brings cool style to any living space.

Comfort meets style in this leather swivel recliner chair and footstool set from British design house G Plan. Evoking cool 1970s style, each piece in the set features neat top stitching and a black metal base.

Snuggle up in style on the sprung seat of the Sofia snuggler chair. Upgrade your comfort with the power recline version and put your feet up with ease thanks to the elevating footrest.

Treat yourself to comfort and relaxation in the form of our lovely Lille power recliner chair. Designed for compact living, its fabric upholstery comes in a huge choice of colours. Great price.

Your favourite leather armchair just got better. Our stylish Goliath armchair has pull-out storage drawers hidden in each arm which makes it functional as well as fabulous.

You’ll be charmed by this accent chair’s glam flair – and captivated by its sprung seat and plumpness-guaranteed cushioning. Sheer luxury in a choice of plain fabrics from our Oh So Glam Garland range.

This aptly named snuggler chair is made for comfort. Snuggle up with a friend or lounge in solitary comfort. Handmade and only at Furniture Village.

With power recliner and power headrest, a deep bucket seat, soft fabric upholstery with sumptuous cushioning and inbuilt lumbar support this could be your new favourite chair.

Could this be your new favourite armchair? With its deep bucket seat and soft touch fabric upholstery it could be. All you need to do is relax.

The Felix fabric accent chair combines Scandi design with retro good looks. The plush velvet fabric feels wonderfully soft and the comfy reversible cushion is easy to take care of. What’s not to love?