stool
[noun]
a seat, often with four legs, that does not include a any support for one's back or arms
bergere
[noun]
a French-style armchair with upholstered sides and back and an exposed wooden frame
armchair
[noun]
a type of upholstered chair with armrests and a comfortable backrest, often used for relaxation or reading
banquette
[noun]
an upholstered bench often built into a wall or used as built-in seating in a dining or kitchen area
bench
[noun]
a long and hard seat that is normally made of metal or wood and two or multiple people can sit on
barrel chair
[noun]
a type of chair with a curved back and armrests, resembling the shape of a barrel
basket chair
[noun]
a type of chair that features a basket-shaped seat made of woven materials such as wicker, rattan, or cane
beanbag
[noun]
a soft, cushioned chair filled with small pieces of material that conforms to the shape of the body for comfortable sitting or lounging
bentwood
[noun]
a type of furniture made by bending wood into curved shapes and then laminating several layers together to create a strong and durable piece of furniture
berbice chair
[noun]
a spacious armchair that comes with elongated armrests that can be folded inward to function as leg rests
deck chair
[noun]
a type of folding chair designed for outdoor use, typically with a frame of wood or metal and a fabric or canvas seat and back that can be adjusted to recline
fauteuil
[noun]
a French armchair with open sides, upholstered seat, back, and arms, and exposed wood frames
fiddle-back chair
[noun]
a type of chair with a backrest that is shaped like a violin or fiddle
garden chair
[noun]
a type of outdoor furniture that is designed to be used in a garden or outdoor space
high chair
[noun]
a special type of chair with long legs used by a small child or baby to sit in have a meal
kneeling chair
[noun]
a type of chair designed to help improve posture and reduce lower back pain by distributing weight between the buttocks and shins and providing support for the knees
ladder-back chair
[noun]
a type of chair with horizontal slats resembling a ladder on the backrest
lounger
[noun]
an armchair that comes with a support for one's feet and a movable back on which one can recline and relax, particularly used outdoors
Morris chair
[noun]
a type of armchair with adjustable back and arms that can be lowered to create a flat surface
platform rocker
[noun]
a rocking chair with a stationary base and a platform that moves with the chair's back and seat
pouf
[noun]
a low, cushioned seat or footstool that is typically round or cylindrical in shape
reclining chair
[noun]
a chair with a backrest that tilts backwards and a footrest that extends out in front of the seat
straight chair
[noun]
a simple chair without arms or upholstery, usually made of wood and designed for basic seating
swing egg chair
[noun]
a type of hanging chair with a round egg-shaped seat that swings and can be used for indoor or outdoor seating
swivel chair
[noun]
a type of chair that can rotate 360 degrees around a central axis, allowing the seated person to easily turn and face different directions
tub chair
[noun]
a small and cozy chair with a rounded back and armrests, resembling the shape of a traditional bathtub
Windsor chair
[noun]
a wooden chair characterized by a solid, shaped wooden seat and distinctive, turned spindle backrest
wing chair
[noun]
a type of armchair characterized by its high back, angled wings or "ears" on either side to protect the sitter from drafts, and often a deep seat
rocking chair
[noun]
a chair mounted on two curved pieces of wood to allow enough mobility for the chair to move back and forth when someone sits on it
accent chair
[noun]
a type of chair that is designed to stand out and add a decorative or functional element to a room's decor
vanity stool
[noun]
a small low seat, typically without a backrest, designed to be used with a vanity or dressing table
bar stool
[noun]
a tall, narrow stool with a footrest, designed for seating at a bar or high counter
counter stool
[noun]
a type of stool that is specifically designed for use at a kitchen counter or bar-height table, and typically has a seat height of 24 to 26 inches
garden stool
[noun]
a small and decorative stool that is often used as a seat or a side table in outdoor spaces like gardens, patios, and decks
step stool
[noun]
a small portable stool that allows the user to reach objects or high places that they would not be able to reach otherwise
folding stool
[noun]
a portable seat made with a collapsible frame that can be easily stored or transported
leg
[noun]
the vertical supports that are attached to the seat or base of a piece of furniture, such as a chair or table, and provide stability and support
backrest
[noun]
the part of a chair, bench, or sofa that supports the back and may extend up to the shoulders or head
armrest
[noun]
a part of a chair or sofa that is designed to support the arms of a seated person, providing comfort and relaxation
seat
[noun]
the part of a chair or a sofa where one sits, typically consisting of a flat, horizontal surface supported by legs or a frame
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