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The best chairs for comfort, concentration, and better posture

The act of sitting can place tension on the body, but when your spine is properly aligned while sitting it can provide a heightened sense of comfort, improved concentration, and endurance through long hours of seated task work. Yes, a great chair can encourage better posture — but it doesn’t have to be just that. A great chair can also be a great statement piece to really elevate a room.

A lot of factors go into choosing the right chair including design, comfort, and size. With so many options, choosing the right chair for your needs can be tough. Not to worry, we’ve gone ahead and compiled a list of the best chairs on the market so you can focus on sitting back and relaxing.

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Homall Recliner Chair

Best overall

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Homall Recliner Chair is built with comfort and simplicity in mind. It’s constructed of high-quality PU leather which provides top-notch comfort that is also soft on your skin.  Its footrest is made of a highly durable steel frame with thick foam padding making it ideal for a relaxing evening of enjoying your favorite TV shows or curling up and reading a book. Its retractable footrest makes it super easy to adjust and operate to meet your comfort needs. This chair is thoughtfully made with a dual stitching design that provides an elegant and comfortable experience.

Flash Furniture Deluxe Padded Kids Recliner

Best chair for kids

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The Flash Furniture Deluxe Padded Kids Recliner is the perfect spot for kids to watch TV, play video games or read their favorite book. The chair features plush padding, vinyl upholstery and flip-up storage arms for remote controls, books, and game controllers. This sturdy little recliner has a solid hardwood frame that holds up to 90 pounds and features durable upholstery that cleans easily with a damp cloth. Designed with safety in mind, it’s filled with fire retardant foam and reclines only when a child is seated and the footrest is pulled out an inch. This cozy kids’ recliner will be a great addition to your living room or your child’s bedroom or playroom.

Christopher Knight Wingback Accent Chair

Best accent chair

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The Christopher Knight Home Clarice Tall Wingback Fabric Accent Chair is a fabulous focal point for your room that combines charming style and superior comfort. This stunning high back wing chair is timeless yet trendy, with its sensually curved design and spotlight on snugness. Tuck it in a cozy nook, grab a hot chocolate, and curl up in comfort and style. This is a modern wingback chair that effortlessly blends elements of traditional and on-trend design. With ample room to wriggle into, our wingback chair will become your new favorite place to relax. This chair’s frame is covered in soft but durable fabric, while the plump seat cushion retains its shape over time and gently cradles you.

The right chair may not help you read that new novel fast, but it can help you stay comfortable while you try. Your choice can come down to many factors, including durability, style, and comfort. Whether you go with the stylishly designed accent chair, the comfortable and durable recliner chair, or the safe and cozy chair for your little one, we’ve supplied you with the information to make the best decision for your sitting needs.

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