Trendy Armchairs For 2020

Even though we are still at the beginning of 2020, Spring is almost here and with it, we usually like to start something new, renovate, make changes so we can lighten up our lives. What better way to do that than by choosing the right armchair for your living room? To help you, we have gathered here some trendy armchairs. Check them out below!

Maya

The Maya civilisation had maize as one of the primary elements of their culture. Personified as a woman, Maya’s Maize God was the inspiration behind Maya Armchair by Brabbu. With legs in matte aged brass, this velvet accent chair has the sensual and delicate forms of the goddess, making it the perfect seating solution for an elegant living room set.

Brando

Brando Armchair by Essential Home is perfect for any ambiance where sobriety is required – this mid-century armchair never disappoints. Displaying a classic elegant design, it is designed with comfort and discreet sophistication in mind. It features a solid wood body cushioned with the finest tufted leather upholstery and a final touch of polished brass over the sides for added luxury.

Versailles

The creativity and rich decoration of the Versailles Palace contributed as inspiration for the creation of this exuberant armchair. Boca do Lobo opens the way to freedom and the need of bringing extravagant creations to life. Versailles armchair is made in a wood structure and panels in a manual sculpture, produced in resin and finished with restoration techniques similar to stone.

Otto

Otto armchair is Luxxu’s omen to its prosperous future, a luxurious design Empire. Made with noble materials, such as velvet and leather, the brass detail elevates this armchair into a masterpiece. Meaning greatness and fortune, this armchair is a statement in every imperial ambiance.

Marco

Staying true to the mid-century modern style, Marco armchair by Essential Home brings an uncommon round shape with curvy and comfortable arms. With a very natural and sleek look, as comfortable as it can get, this accent chair strays true to its origins.