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Sofas may get the glory, but armchairs are the unsung heroes of the home. Whether you’re hosting on a Friday or chilling on a Sunday, a comfy fabric armchair offers cosy seating and bonus style points for every room. Discover our collection of colours, patterns, and styles below.
Life’s easier and more stylish with this sleek, feature-packed Jude armchair. As well as a power recliner, power headrest and power lumbar support, it even has a heated seat.
It’s all about the details. This handcrafted Chesterfield armchair has authentic hand-tied buttoning, turned wooden feet and rolled arms as well as ultra-comfy pocket spring seat cushioning.
Our comfiest and most stylish accent chair yet? Handmade with classic Chesterfield tufting and tapered wood legs, this armless accent chair is a Furniture Village-exclusive from At The Helm.
Traditional style meets luxurious comfort and glam details in this Duresta wing chair. Choose from a wide range of exclusive upholstery fabrics.
Designed for solo relaxing in luxurious and elegant style, our Duresta reading chair is also roomy enough for two and is the perfect choice for a smaller living space. Only at Furniture Village.
With a power recliner, sprung seat and sprung seat cushion, it’s impossible not to relax on this stylish armchair. And its clever storage arms keep everything within reach.
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