wing chair
1 of 1noun/ˈwɪŋ tʃɛr/
Forms:wing chairs
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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
A wing chair is a type of armchair that features high sides or "wings" that extend from the backrest, providing added support for the head and neck. These chairs often have a cushioned seat and backrest, with armrests for comfort. Wing chairs are designed to provide extra warmth and protection from drafts, making them a popular choice for cozy settings like living rooms or reading areas. They are commonly made of wood or upholstered in fabric or leather, and their classic design adds a touch of elegance to any room.
- She relaxed in the wing chair by the fireplace, enjoying the warmth of the fire.
- The wing chair in the corner of the room was the perfect spot for reading a book.
- He adjusted the cushions on the wing chair to make himself more comfortable.
- I prefer sitting in the wing chair when I need a quiet place to think.
- After a long day, she sank into the soft wing chair, ready to unwind.