Makers & Designers
5 Chic Chairs You Shouldn’t Have to Go Without
Hilco lounge chair (courtesy of Resource Furniture)Jenni Kayne’s Brentwood Boucle Chair is giving us all the feels. Delightfully tactile natural wool boucle, maple legs and a modern silhouette elevate this dreamy neutrally hued piece. Available at Jenni Kayne (Marin Country Mart, Larkspur) or www.jennikayne.com, $3,195
The ergonomic design of the Hilco lounge chair will make you wonder how you ever lived without it. An interlocking seat and backrest design offer a contemporary touch — order the matching footstool for the full lounge effect (sold separately). Available at Resource Furniture (111 Rhode Island Street, Suite 8, San Francisco) or www.resourcefurniture.com, $5,595
Featuring a solid, natural ash frame and finger-joint detailing, the Gus* Modern Truss Chair has a midcentury-inspired vibe but is destined to become a modern classic. Shown here in a vegan apple-skin leather. Available at Prevalent Projects (61 Throckmorton Avenue, Mill Valley) or www.prevalentprojects.com, $1,506
Inspired by 1940s French furniture, Serena and Lily’s Costa Lounge Chair is made of coarse hand-braided water hyacinth, giving it a wonderfully textured appearance. And with the cushion’s durable performance fabric you won’t have to worry about the kids enjoying it too. Available at Serena & Lily (3457 Sacramento Street, San Francisco) or www.serenaandlily.com, $1,598
Curved lines, blocky legs and rounded cushioning gives the Sculpt Chair a contemporary edge. (We love that it is made with certified sustainable wood.) And that color? Perfect as a statement piece or to match with moodier decor (custom colors available). Available at Crate and Barrel (Corte Madera Town Center) or www.crateandbarrel.com, $799
