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As one of those anomalies of folk etymology, the term "chaise lounge" is actually an error of American invention. The proper term for the chair is "chaise longue," but Americans have been mispronouncing the word since 1850 so it has become engrained into the culture. Today, both versions are accepted,...

A chaise end sofa looks exactly like any other sofa apart from the fact it has an arm at one end but is exposed at the other. Now you'll probably be able to paint a mental picture of what I'm talking about, so I can move on to why they...

In America and England they were popular during the Victorian era and were usually placed in the bedroom. It was thought to be lazy to take a nap in bed during the day, but if you fell asleep reading or relaxing on the chaise you were not so lazy. There...

Finding the right lounge chair can be a real adventure and a real joy, knowing that the perfect one is out there, one that will offer you years of relaxation and enjoyment, whether you're basking in the warm sun on your deck or escaping the midday heat with a little...

Kid Friendly, your basic, white or off-white resin chairs is perfect for busy parents looking for easy maintenance. You can clean up kids' spills very easily and won't mind the dog chewing away at the chair legs. Resin lounge chairs, such as the Roma Lounger, the Caribic Lounger, and the...

Imagine sprawling back in total comfort with your feet up sipping a sundowner, reading a book or just enjoying the sunset or a picture on the wall. As a way to sit down with your feet up or just kick back in total comfort, you really can't beat a chaise...

As one of those anomalies of folk etymology, the term "chaise lounge" is actually an error of American invention. The proper term for the chair is "chaise longue," but Americans have been mispronouncing the word since 1850 so it has become engrained into the culture. Today, both versions are accepted,...

The words chaise lounge translate to long chair in French. The French were the first ones to start making them as commercial furnishing for the home in the 18th century. Only the rich could afford these plush pieces of furniture but as time went on they became more affordable and...