This quintessential lounge chair fairly begs you to sink down into it, and once you're there, you won't want to leave. No wonder. Le Corbusier, among the 20th-century's most influential architects, re-invented the club chair as a "comfort basket." Amazing how its clean lines and elegant simplicity fit so easily into your 21st-century home. You may be surprised to hear Le Corbusier (Charles-Edouard Jeanneret) and his cousin, Pierre Jeanneret, co-designed their modernist, International style furniture i... FULL REVIEW

You don't just plop down in an Eames Lounge Chair - you more or less slip into its embrace. Among the world's most recognizable seating, every inch of this "Best Of" chair lives up to its renown. Admire its fluid lines from across your room. It's a purely great piece of sculpture, thanks to the fantastical shapes of the molded wood, which cradles thickly upholstered leather. Then relax and experience how its contours magically, blissfully support yours. If you've ever sat in an Eames chair, you probab... FULL REVIEW

What commands your living room space? A painting, a sculpture, maybe a great carving? Or does a striking view of the skyline, the mountains or the water seduce the eye? Whatever the case, this is where a Charles Pfister club chair very quietly and definitely stars. You instinctively like this chair's lean, straightforward geometry. What's more, in its friendly comfort, you feel like you've settled into familiar territory. It is the wonderful subtlety of design, a Pfister hallmark, that helped propel t... FULL REVIEW