1. Decide on a Use: Picking the correct chair means figuring out what exactly you need the chair for and how you will use it. Where will it go, and what will it be utilized to do? For example, do you want it to enhance the living room with its looks only, or will it experience a lot of usage as you sit in front of the TV? Who might be using it more regularly and consistently? There are few chairs out there that would appeal to all ages and genders, so you should tailor your search for the chair to the person who will use it the most, and what their particular tastes may be.
2. Try not to Overplay the Size: Locating the perfect chair means you also have to know how big you need it. According to Beth, you have to make sure your chair looks at home with the rest of the room's furniture. We here at Nell Hill's tend to mix and match the looks and styles of the furniture, but you have to account for the rest of the pieces when you get yours.
3. Pick the Best Quality: Try not to just deal with a cheap, crappy chair. The showroom floor might end up emphasizing a chair's better qualities, such as the low price, but within a few days in your home, you might just realize you ended up with a warped, crappy chair that will not look or feel good in your home.
4. Look for the Best Features: Provided you are well aware of the features that you require, you will be more likely to find a chair that you like.
5. Give it a Test Run: Just try out the chair that you want to get before you make the purchase. Sit on it just like you would if you were at home. Go to the furniture store and sit the exact same way. Curl up as you would when you nap, tuck your legs under you or lounge however you like. Try to avoid any chairs that you won't fall in love with instantly at home or will love for years to come.