30 Comfy Chairs So Cozy, You May Fall Asleep Sitting Up

Albany Park is the kind of brand that makes shopping for essential pieces, like comfy chairs, fun. Here's why: You know when you're on a site with such an enormous inventory, you almost forget what you're even looking for? Albany Park doesn't do that. Instead, the husband-and-wife duo designed five perfect lounge chairs that take all of the stress out of sorting through thousands of nearly identical models. Our personal favorite is the Park, which comes in eight colors and two leg finishes. Of course, the velvet in Rust paired with gold-toned legs is our top pick. What makes it so comfy is the high-resiliency foam wrapped in feathers, so prepare to sit on what we can only imagine clouds feel like.

We're never going to pass up style for comfort, and this affordable find (read: under $200) combines both. It also comes in multiple colors, shapes, and functions. Wondering about that last one? Allow us to explain: You can get this as a traditional comfy chair, a high-back armchair, or a rocking chair. The first two may not do much, but rocking chairs are extremely soothing. That said, if you're not in the market for a rocking chair, opt for the classic accent chair style. The cushions and the covers are removable for easy cleaning, so feel free to go bold and get this chair in white.

You can already tell that this Frontgate find is so comfy just by looking at it. The back is upholstered and stuffed, but the star of the show is the seat cushion, which is filled with high-density foam, fiberfill, and a polyester wrap featuring feathers and down. It may look like it'd be firm because it's overstuffed, but trust us, you'll sink right in. "I have sat in this chair for so long that I completely lost track of time," Associate Shopping Editor Jessica Cherner admits. "I wasn't expecting it to be comfortable because the arms are metal and on the thin side, but the chair itself is quite possibly the most cozy I've ever sat on." Though we love the jacquard pattern, feel free to get it upholstered in any of the brand's 100 fabrics.

A chair doesn't have to be huge to be cozy. Case in point: this Everly Quinn find that's just 28 inches tall. We'll admit that it's a bit more firm than the previous options on our list, but the curved back that wraps around feels like a hug. We'd either snag two and put them in the living room opposite the sofa or just get one to create a reading nook in the bedroom. It comes in five other hues, so opt for the one that matches your space best.

As far as we're concerned, a chair and a half is still a chair. It's like a loveseat, but only meant for one person, so feel free to hog the whole thing. Grab it in performance fabric, leather, or linen, which is pictured here. Did we mention that it's Maiden Home's deepest, softest seat? Sold.

Round mattresses are definitely a slightly sleazy design trend of the 90s that we are not trying to bring back, but round comfy chairs are a different story. To get a sense of the sheer size of the massive Kalia Media lounger that swivels, peep the other photos on Lulu and Georgia's site. The best part, though? It comes with all of the matching cushions pictured (excluding the patterned ones in front.)

This cozy, striped armchair is cottagecore at its finest. If you want to go the extra mile, grab it in blue linen stripes. Otherwise, this affordable find is just as stylish and versatile in the beige stripes pictured. The silver nail head trim doesn't hurt either.

We love a sculptural chair that isn't just there for decoration. Take this Homary accent piece, for instance. The cushioning, which coverers the seat, arms, and back, is super dense, putting it on the firmer side of the comfy scale, but still extremely cozy. Get it in this forrest green color or opt for something a bit quieter, like white or gray. We're feeling the green, though—especially if your living room is already neutral in tone.

We couldn't not include an outdoor chair on our list—especially since it's nearly summer. It's made of an all-weather wicker and designed for durability, so there's no need to be too careful with it. In fact, feel free to leave it out in the rain. If you want to protect the cushion, which comes in five colors, snag one of the outdoor furniture covers that Outer makes specifically for this armless chair.

"I have two of these and love them," Cherner says. "I mostly got them for the aesthetic (I actually ordered them online without ever having sat in them), and was shocked to learn how comfortable they are." The cushions are plush micro-down sewn into down-proof ticking, so you know they're some of the coziest chairs on the list. Get them in any of the 40-something fabrics, including a few from Perennials. Just know that if you opt for any of the made-to-order chairs, you'll be waiting about 10 weeks. "It's worth it," Cherner insists.

This $300 accent chair is all about the cushions—or should we say pillows? Both the seat and back cushions are filled with a made of a seven-inch thick, high-density sponge material that is as plush as it looks. The covers are also both removable, so in the case of spills, feel free to simply unzip and toss them in the wash. As for the cushions themselves, those are also removable for easy plumping and fluffing in the vent they go a bit flat. If you want to go for serious comfort, opt for the matching ottoman as well.

Shearling chairs arrived with a bang on the design scene back in 1970s Scandinavia and haven't really gone anywhere since. Though the silhouettes have adapted to a slightly more contemporary approach to living, the original hygge vibes are still there. As you may be able to tell, it's a subtly modified and petite version of the classic, and sometimes huge, wingback, making it the perfect size to tuck into a nook.

From the enameled serving platters to the oversized furniture, MacKenzie-Childs is a lot, so if you consider yourself a maximalist and want your living area to really go there, this chair will become an instant favorite. Nearly every part of it—the seat cushion, the back of the frame, and the front of the frame, are upholstered in different velvet patterned fabrics, all of which are moody and jewel-toned. If the general feel of this chair seems a bit familiar, it's probably because the design team turned to Old Masters paintings for inspiration.

This woven rattan chair may not look like it would be extremely comfortable, but you don't always need plush, thick cushions to create a comfy seat. This Cane-line piece is the perfect example. It's more about the shape than the padding (or lack thereof). Both the seat and the back are sloped in such a way that the only way to not strain your back and neck is to lean back, and what's more comfortable than that?

We've mentioned classic wingbacks in this list without actually showing one of our favorites, such as this West Elm find. Here's the thing about wingbacks: They first emerged in Europe throughout the 1720s to accommodate the voluminous outfits, but they made a much-welcomed return at the start of the midcentury modern era, which is where West Elm comes in. Most of its pieces, from the bed frames to the accessories, are inspired by the beloved design movement that still reigns around the world.

Not only is this lounge chair and ottoman set highly durable, waterproof, and easy to clean, but it also reclines, making it one of the most comfy chairs on the list. It comes in four colors, but we're partial to the sea-inspired dark cyan velvet pictured. The storage pocket may not directly contribute to the comfort level of this chair set, but it does limit how often you'll have to get up to grab your book, remote, or cell phone, so it counts in our book.

We love how literal the name of this Floyd find is. After all, we can't think of anything more appropriate than the sink down because that's exactly what happens when you take a seat. The memory foam and blown fiber cushions were designed to make you feel like you’re sinking into a cloud. It's big enough for two, but we recommend taking it for yourself to maximize the coziness. Because they're made to order, you may have to wait up to 10 weeks to receive your new lounge chair.

Leather? Check. Swivel? Check. Recline? Check. This super-smooth leather chair from Pottery Barn really does combine the best of armchairs, swivel chairs, and reclining chairs, giving us the ultimate comfy chair. It's a best-seller for a reason, and we think it has something to do with the fact that it's highly customizable, from the base finish to the fabric.

Castlery's Adams armchair is surrounded by fluffy cushions on all sides, including the two just inside the arm rests. The seat, though, is what makes it so comfy—even though it looks a bit unassuming and easy to overlook. It's filled with foam, fiber, and pocket springs, giving you that sink-in feel while still being supported for hours on end. For this particular chair, we'd actually suggest shying away from throw pillows because it will hugely hinder your ability to lean back, letting your back relax.

Even if you're not a big DIY person, you'll be able to handle the assembly of this chair. In fact, it doesn't require any tools to put together. It features deep seats, plush cushions, and a premium polyester fabric, but the best part is that it's part of a collection, so if you move into a bigger space and want to opt for an à la carte set, you can.