Chairs

Three broad categories appear: upholstered accent armchairs for a living room or bedroom, swivel versions that rotate on a central base, and lighter dining designs with wooden or metal legs. A round velvet armchair-sofa also features, large enough for two people to share comfortably.

A swivel model turns on a central pedestal, so you can face a television, window or visitor without shifting the whole frame. Fixed designs rest on four legs, feel marginally firmer underfoot, and tend to cost less. Both arrive at similar seat heights.

Woven polyester blends cover most pieces, chosen for everyday wear. Velvet appears on the deeper accent models and on one turquoise dining design, while bouclé, with its looped texture, covers a white swivel chair. Composition is stated on each product page before you order.

Bouclé is a fabric woven from looped yarn, giving a nubbly surface that hides light marks and catches shadow attractively. It suits households wanting texture without pattern. Loose threads should be trimmed rather than pulled, since tugging a loop distorts the weave around it.

Most accent models measure between 65 and 102 cm wide. Allow a further 60 cm in front for legs and getting up, plus clearance behind any swivel design so the back does not catch a wall. Measure doorways too, as deeper frames rarely tilt through narrow openings.

Each listing covers one chair unless the title states otherwise, so order the quantity your table needs. Buying together is worth doing, since dye lots on fabric can vary slightly between production runs and a later top-up may not match exactly.

Order online for delivery to any district, or see the pieces at the Nicosia, Limassol and Paphos showrooms. Pairing seating with a Stroma bed or divan keeps one supplier responsible for the whole bedroom, which simplifies scheduling and any later query about fabric or frame.

Most need legs or a base fitted, which the delivery crew handles before leaving. Nothing requires specialist tools on your part. Packaging is removed at the same time, so you are not left breaking down boxes after everyone has gone.

A compact swivel or a slim-armed accent design works better than a wide lounge model, since bedroom corners rarely offer much depth. Pale bouclé and cream fabric lift a darker room, while velvet in terracotta or turquoise adds contrast against neutral linen.

Vacuum weekly with a soft brush head, always stroking the pile one way. Blot spills immediately using a clean dry cloth, pressing rather than rubbing, then let the area dry naturally. Steam held at a distance lifts flattened pile, though testing an unseen section first is wise.

Legs on several models use rubberwood, a dense hardwood finished in natural or walnut tones, while others sit on powder-coated steel. Internal frames combine engineered timber with webbing and foam. Each product name specifies the leg material, so comparison across options stays simple.

Yes. Vans reach Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos and Famagusta. Items are assembled at the level they are delivered to, and moving a bulky chair upstairs is quoted separately. Mentioning stairs or a narrow lift when ordering avoids delay on the day.

Width, depth and height appear in centimetres within the product name, and swivel models show a height range where the seat adjusts. Seat dimensions matter more than overall size for comfort, so ask the team if a specific figure is missing from a listing.

Fabric and colour families overlap across the bedroom ranges, though exact shade matching between a chair and an upholstered divan cannot be guaranteed, since suppliers differ. Bringing a cushion cover or photograph to a showroom is the reliable way to compare tones.