Armchair covers

Your armchair is showing its age. A stain on the arm, faded fabric, a colour that no longer goes with the rest of the room. You don't want to replace it. This armchair cover dresses it completely, arms included. What it changes at home A stretch fabric. It stretches both ways: a single piece ...

The living-room armchair is where you put your coffee down, where the cat climbs up, where you eat in front of a film. It's also the one that takes everything. This armchair cover takes the splashes instead. Liquids bead on the surface: you have time to wipe them with a cloth. What it changes a...

A velvet armchair changes a room. Light doesn't sit on it the way it does on a flat fabric: it sinks in, and the colour looks deeper. This velvet armchair cover gives that effect to a chair you already own, without replacing it. What it changes at home Velvet catches the light. The colour shi...

The round living-room armchair, in water-repellent jacquard A tub chair has no corners: its back wraps around you and its arms curve in one sweep. An ordinary armchair cover bags on it. This one is cut for that shape — a low, curved back and solid arms — in a jacquard that stretches both ways. T...

The wingback chair, the one you never replace A wingback chair is the reading chair, often the oldest one in the house and the one you keep. Its high back and side wings defeat any ordinary cover, which leaves them bare or pulls them askew. This one is cut for them: the wings, high back, arms an...

The round living-room armchair, in wipe-clean faux leather A tub chair has no corners: its back wraps around you and its arms curve in one sweep. An ordinary armchair cover bags on it. This one is cut for that shape — a low, curved back and solid arms — in a faux leather that stretches both ways...