12 Cool-But-Comfy Office Desk Chairs

12 Cool-But-Comfy Office Desk Chairs

Back in the day, I was all about looks when it came to furniture in my office. I started with a too-small desk (like this) that looked petite and cute, but didn’t have enough realistic storage for all of my office supplies. After that, I decided to upgrade to a pair of desks that spanned the entire width of my office, but I went with cheap drawer-less pieces because I didn’t like how heavy storage-friendly desks looked. I also made do with trendy ghost chairs that really weren’t comfortable, but, boy, were they cute in a photograph! Lesson learned.

Nowadays, everything that I use in my office is functional, first and foremost. I have a giant desk that has room to spare in the drawers, and I also use a desk chair that actually supports my back when I’m working all day long at the computer—how novel, right?! Scroll on for 12 cool-but-comfy desk chairs that I would feel confident parking myself in for an 8-hour work day.

12 Cool-But-Comfy Office Desk Chairs

1. Aida High-Back Leather Desk Chair

2. Ergonomic Home Office Chair with Lumbar Support

3. Swivel Computer Desk Chair

4. Rothenberg Upholstered Home Office Chair

5. White Leather Executive Swivel Chair

6. Atalanta Desk Chair

7. Baxton Studio Bruce Modern Office Chair

8. Ergonomic Office Chair with Armrest

9. Mid-Back Desk Chair

10. LumiSource Office Chair

11. Contemporary Executive Chair

12. Dandor Swivel Executive Leather Office Chair

Of course, I can’t exactly vouch for the real-life comfort of these chairs since I haven’t physically sat in every single one, but I tried my best to curate a collection of chairs that look extra plush and most have high back support, too. A lot of them are actually described as ergonomic, which also makes me feel more confident about the comfort level. If you have an office chair brand or a specific option that you use and love every work day, please share the info in a comment below so we can all follow suit!

12 Cool-But-Comfy Office Desk Chairs

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Weekend Inspiration: No. 37

Weekend Inspiration: No. 37

Three cheers for a plan-free weekend! The last couple of weekends have been pretty busy for me, so I’m forcing myself to avoid my to-do list in lieu of leggings, a Mad Men binge watch, and leftover Halloween candy that no one came to retrieve from our front door this past Wednesday. Hallelujah. What are you up to this Saturday and Sunday? If you’re looking for some fun inspiration, keep scrolling for a list of the things that caught my eye.

Weekend Inspiration: No. 37

1. Here’s the only chocolate chip cookie recipe I’ve ever used (32 years and running!).

2. I love the patterned tile trend, but refuse to do any more home renovations for at least a year. So, this tutorial for a painted star faux tile floor really caught my attention.

3. Did you hear about the candy swap vending machine that Reese’s put out in honor of Halloween? Pure genius!

4. Ina’s my favorite. Forever. Click that link to watch her make chocolate-pecan scones in the Bon Appétit Test Kitchen, and grab her new cookbook here.

5. In case you missed it, here’s the story I wrote for eHow all about how to lighten and brighten your living room this season!

6. Here’s a really cool artist interview that inspired me earlier this week.

7. I’m definitely planning to make these DIY block printed napkins ahead of Thanksgiving later this month. What pattern or design would you do?

Weekend Inspiration: No. 37

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