Swing low: 6 of The Best Hanging Chairs
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There's something seriously seductive about a hanging chair. No matter what age you are, kicking back and letting your legs dangle freely as you sway back and forth is enough to make anyone feel like a child again.
And with so many stylish and weather-proof options, both of the hanging variety and with stands (ideal for renters, or for tactfully manoeuvring the chair to follow the sun), there's never been a better time to invest in one.
Go on, treat yourself.
Indoor Outdoor hanging chair, £375, Cox & Cox
As this clever hanging chair comes with its own stand, you can use it indoors for lounging and watching TV, then drag it outside the minute the sun comes out, for some impromptu sunbathing.
dante pod hanging chair, £399, John Lewis & partners
Claim your spot in the garden with this handwoven hanging pod chair. Complete with a powder coated steel frame which the wicker chair securely hangs from, you'll be kicking back in no time.
Maisons Du Monde Palaos, £262
This lightweight white metal hanging chair is durable and weatherproof, perfect for dangling under a tree, or a beam on a shaded patio. Just accessorise with some comfy throw pillows and swing away.
Rajtent Club Rattan Hanging Chair, £250
Create a boho vibe with this rattan swing chair – great for both indoors and out. Soften the hard edges with a sheepskin to add to that boho look.
Patricia Urquiola Tropicalia Cocoon, £5,904
With a geometric frame made of faceted steel tubing, overlaid with woven bright colours, this hanging chair has some serious impact.
Patricia Urquiola Tropicalia Cocoon, £5,904
With a geometric frame made of faceted steel tubing, overlaid with woven bright colours, this hanging chair has some serious impact.
Chelsea Gardener Hanging Egg Chair, £2,067
This hanging egg seat is made from weather-resistant Alu-Rattan, and requires no maintenance, letting you kick back your feet any time of year.
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