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The Best Indoor Swings To Decorate Your Space
Though there are myriad new home decor concepts, indoor swings are undoubtedly the modern must-have pièce de résistance to instantly and effectively update any home interior. They are equally on par with their popular polar opposite, floor seating options.
Additionally, as they appeal to everyone in the family, it makes a great investment. Furthermore, these fun, innovative seating options endure the test of time in terms of function and form.
Hence, whether you’re entertaining guests or looking to bring a sense of playful whimsy into your children’s space, we’ve found the chicest indoor swing chair offerings avaiable. From brands that run the gamut - avant-garde interior design veterans to renowned fashion maisons - there is a style for each aesthetic. Here, find Nest Casa's top edit of must-see bench, hanging chair, and hammock indoor swing options to invest in now!
Bench Style
Bench-style indoor swing sets encourage conviviality, closeness, and comfort. With this in mind, opt for a more industrial look with Jim Zivic Design’s The Hammock. This is demonstrated by a stainless steel frame, sleek leather sling, industrial mesh, and jewel-chain suspension. On the other hand, if you prefer the artisanal design, consider BDDW’s Deck Swing. With its bronze frame, leather sling seat, polished wood rods, and user-friendly side tables (perfect for placing drinks and lite bites) consider this a failsafe option for those who treasure both style and functionality. However, if vibrant hues and natural finishes spark the most joy for you, Paola Lenti’s Wabi Swingis (a play on Wabi-Sabi) the ultimate option. Artful, structural weaves, a water-repellent seat cushion, minimalist upholstery, sassafras wood, and rope cords compose this unique indoor swing, sure to add a touch of the unexpected to any milieu.
Hanging Chair Style
Luxury craftsmanship and high design merge to create the indoor swing of dreams, courtesy of legendary maison Louis Vuitton. In order to achieve this fantasy one-of-a-kind chairs, renowned Brazilian design brothers Fernando and Humberto Campana lent their design acumen to the Cocoon indoor swing set. The duo combines leading-edge technology with Louis Vuitton’s leathercraft heritage to master the concept. Specifically, delicately perforated fiberglass shell and specially shaped cushions combined make this iteration the perfect place to laze the day away. Of course, these chairs sell for $96,000, so perhaps other options in order.
For a more affordable option with a handcrafted feel, consider CB2’s Moze Indoor Swing Chair. Instead of leather, this seat incorporates handwoven navy and white rope intertwined on a metal frame with brown leather rope accents and an ultra-comfortable navy velvet cushion.
Then again, if your design eye veers sleek and modern, Eero Aarnio’s Bubble Chair is the ultimate investment. Namely, the most iconic, this piece made from acrylic and solid stainless steel is minimalist and conjures playful soap bubbles filtered through an elevated design point of view.
Hammock Style
Obviously, the great thing about the essential hammock is that it can be hung just about anywhere. In general, it instantly evokes a laid back, carefree vibe. Louis Vuitton’s masterful iteration, crafted with the Atelier Oï design collective, takes the art of woven leather to a new dimension. With attention to detail, specially developed leather is entwined in a remarkable pattern and reinforced with 786 gilded engraved rivets that solidify the hammock’s luxury slant. Conversely, a more traditional silhouette and materiality come in the form of Paola Lenti’s Farniente set, which incorporates rope yarn, a tubular knit, and a stainless steel hooking system. Finally, for an indoor swing that doubles as a work of art, consider Studio Sterling’s Melon Sliced Daybed. Remarkably crafted from steel that is both strong and durable, this set was deftly made by hand, evidenced by its unique pattern detailing.
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