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Hi everyone! My bedroom has just been my bed plus some childhood furniture (like, little girl furniture lol) for as long as I can remember and I'm finally getting around to redoing + decorating it! I'm very excited but I'm starting to go a little crazy looking online for the perfect furniture pieces (and no matter what I search I tend to get the same items I've already seen). I've also checked out FB Marketplace a few times but haven't come across anything I'm in love with yet.
I really love both the color and look of both the green Sixpenny daybed that Cozy K has and also this pink corduroy chair I found on Wayfair (last picture); however, the Sixpenny chair is way too expensive for me and the Wayfair chair is a little smaller than I'd like (only about 25 inches wide for the seat). I'm avoiding neutral colors (whites, greys, and browns) because my room already has a lot of that and I want my space to be a little colorful/warm and cozy.
Anyways, I'd really appreciate it if anyone could help me find a reasonably-priced (ideally around $500 or less but for the right chair I’d pay up to $900 – I know some sites are doing a Labor Day sale right now which helps), oversized, comfy chair to go in my room. I don't want a loveseat but I want something roomy - I'm thinking maybe 30-40 inches wide for the seat space minimum. Any pointers on sites to check out or specific links would be extremely helpful. Thank you in advance!!
Like to just chill in and read or watch Netflix on the computer. Not a big lazy boy leather thing, not a rocking chair because the one I had just broke so preferably no springs or moving parts.
It's also upstairs, a pretty narrow stairway so it can't be huge.
Thank you for the help, I don't even know what different kinds of chairs are called to Google them.
Others may disagree, but if you're asking the opinion of a grownup, the answer is you don't have a computer/tv in your bedroom. That's for a 22 year old sharing an apartment with roommates.
I'm a big believer in the "bedrooms are for two things" theory. It just helps so much with your sleeping habits, and the older you get, the more important it is to ensure a good night's sleep.
Tailing off that, what you'll typically find in a bedroom for a chair/seating is something that facilitates quick sits such as for changing. A padded bench, or a small club chair - not something you're going to want to plop down in for an hour at a time.
I'm not sure but check out r/furniture, they seem to welcome these kinds of questions.