Curated Finds for Sarah — Chaise Longue
Dear Sarah,
Inspired by your brief, I’ve curated a selection of chaise longues that work with the bold, playful feel of your living room, while keeping your £600–£1,000 budget in mind.
I took inspiration from the rich colours and graphic pattern of the Graham & Brown Carnival Stitch Craze wallpaper, looking for pieces that would sit comfortably alongside the red sofa and green and cream check curtains. I’ve included a mix of more traditional silhouettes and contemporary designs, with different colours, fabrics and shapes to give you a few different directions to explore.
For a maximalist look with plenty of personality, I’d be tempted to embrace the colour and pattern rather than trying to make the chaise blend in. I’ve also looked for practical upholstery options where possible, knowing this piece may eventually become the cats’ favourite spot too!
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I hope you enjoy exploring your curated edit, and I’d love to hear which pieces you feel most drawn to.
Best wishes,
Iokasti
Westwing
Bouclé Chaise Module Sofia
I love the soft, rounded shape of this one, and the light bouclé would give the stronger colours in the room some breathing space. It would work particularly well with the cream in the curtains while keeping the overall look relaxed and contemporary.
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The colour makes this feel much more like a statement piece, which I think could be really fun against the bold wallpaper. Its softer shape would balance the red sofa and let the pattern around it do the talking.
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Soho Home
Theodore Daybed, Velvet, Olive
This is such a classic shape, and the rich velvet would bring a lovely sense of depth to the scheme. I’d love to see it against the wallpaper, especially if you want the room to lean further into that glamorous Art Deco side.
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Heal’s
Tilt Sofa Bed – Dessin Mustard
The clean lines of this one give the room a more contemporary direction, while the upholstery keeps it feeling warm. I like the idea of using a quieter piece like this alongside the wallpaper and curtains, letting those stronger patterns take centre stage.
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Blanc d’Ivoire
Lisette Marbled Velvet Chaise Lounge – Tobacco
The marbled velvet has so much movement and the tobacco tone would sit beautifully with the red, green and cream palette, adding another warm layer without feeling too matchy-matchy.
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Next
Gloucester by Laura Ashley
For a more traditional direction, I really like this classic silhouette. The soft blue/green brings a fresh contrast to the warmer red tones, while still picking up on the cooler notes in the green and cream curtains.
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Beliani
Right-Hand Chaise Longue YERRES Fabric Light Blue
The pale blue upholstery would be such a lovely contrast against the red sofa and colourful wallpaper. It feels fresh and slightly unexpected, which I think would work really well for a playful maximalist scheme. The price is really good too!
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