Indulge in timeless luxury with our Chesterfield chaise lounges, expertly designed with iconic deep-button detailing and an extended reclining seat for ultimate relaxation. Choose a statement chaise lounge in premium leather or plush fabric—perfect for elevating reading corners, bedroom suites or sophisticated living spaces.
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A Chesterfield chaise longue makes a home feel instantly more inviting, offering comfort, character and timeless style without asking for a whole room to itself. Whether it sits beneath a bay window, at the foot of a bed or in a quiet reading corner, it creates a place where you want to slow down.
Every piece is handcrafted to order in our Manchester workshop and delivered anywhere in mainland Britain within six to eight weeks. Delivery is free and handled by two of our team, who position the piece in the room of your choice.
Some pieces of furniture are designed to fill a room, while a chaise longue is designed to make you enjoy it. It creates a dedicated space to unwind, offering generous comfort for one person while taking up considerably less floor than a sofa. That versatility is rather the point, since it completes a sitting room alongside a matching Chesterfield sofa yet stands perfectly well on its own.
The collection runs to three designs, each sharing the same craftsmanship while offering its own proportions.
THE ISLINGTON Our most versatile design and a natural choice for homes that value understated elegance, working across four sizes from compact bedrooms to spacious sitting rooms.
THE MAYFAIR Brings rather more drama for those who appreciate decorative detailing, its scroll profile complementing period homes and bedroom suites across three sizes.
THE BUDE Our largest and most striking design, created for homes with generous proportions, where the longer silhouette offers exceptional comfort without ever looking merely fashionable.
The upholstery shapes how your chaise looks and how it feels to live with, which is why we offer more than 100 options.
Leather chaise longues
Leather remains the most iconic choice for a Chesterfield, since it highlights the deep buttoning while developing a richer patina with age. Classic shades such as tan, chestnut, oxblood and black suit traditional interiors as well as modern homes wanting a touch of heritage, and the full leather range shows every finish available.
Fabric chaise longues
Fabric offers a softer interpretation while opening up a much wider palette of colours and textures. Velvet is the most popular choice here, bringing a depth that catches the light across the buttoning. Wool, linen and textured weaves introduce warmth while disguising daily wear, and our fabric page covers them all.
Free swatches let you compare colours at home before committing to anything at all.
A chaise should feel comfortably proportioned within your room, so measuring the available wall and the surrounding walkways is time well spent. A little breathing room helps the piece feel intentional rather than squeezed in.
Before placing your order, it is worth checking through the following points:
Because every chaise is handcrafted to order, bespoke dimensions are straightforward, so our team can build to your measurements.
A chaise longue is one of the easiest pieces to style, bringing character to traditional rooms and softness to modern ones.
Our portfolio shows these pieces settled into real British interiors of every kind.
Looking after a chaise longue is simple, and a little regular care keeps it beautiful for years.
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Fabric
Every chaise begins life in Manchester, where experienced makers work with traditional techniques refined over generations, and each frame is constructed from solid dried beech carefully joined for strength.
The deep buttoning is completed by hand so every button sits perfectly aligned, while individually applied studding finishes each piece. Because each chaise is made for you, production begins only once your order is placed.
It is one of the best rooms for one, since it fills the space at the foot of a bed or beneath a window. The Islington suits smaller bedrooms, while the Bude wants a more generous footprint.
Yes, and it usually works better than a plainer piece would in a minimal room. Choose a pale velvet or a soft wool so the buttoning reads as texture rather than as a period detail.
Velvet is the most popular choice here, because the pile catches light along the length of the seat. Leather suits traditional rooms and wears harder, while wool and linen feel more relaxed.
Yes, which is rather the point of them, since they give you somewhere to stretch out without a sofa’s footprint. The Islington in its smallest size suits box rooms and narrow snugs well.
Give it a corner of its own with a side table and floor lamp rather than pushing it against a wall. A throw over one end softens the shape without covering the buttoning you paid for.
A hand buttoned beech frame costs more at the outset than a mass produced accent chair would. It also tends to be the seat everyone actually chooses, which is a fair measure of value.
Yes, and the buttoning, studding and leg finishes are shared across the collection, so the two read as a set. Ordering both together is the surest way to get an exact colour match.
