Living Room Design

20 Curly Wool Armchairs and Sofas Trend

Curly Wool Armchairs and Sofas Trend 1

Thanks to its irresistible quilted feel, looped wool seems to have made its way into our homes. The trend for armchairs and sofas in terry cloth is explained by our growing need for a refuge home, where “comforting” materials are associated with more designer furniture lines. The temperatures (but also the particular context of the last few months) indeed encourage us to cocoon in the living room, installed in a pretty fireside chair, a hot drink in hand. A quest for comfort precisely embodied in curly wool through more or less generous seats. Textiles are combined with silhouettes inspired by Art Nouveau, or deliberately minimalist, to multiply the decorative potential of armchairs and sofas. Some iconic pieces like the Pacha by Pierre Paulin even find a second life in contact with this unique woolen material. Therefore, the terry fabric is far from being reserved for authentic atmospheres (a bit rustic), but on the contrary, it invites itself into all interiors. All the more reason to embrace this charming trend, with one of these 20 enveloping seats.

Like a wave of softness, bouclé wool has overwhelmed the world of decoration in just a few seasons. In keeping with the natural trend, this material largely inspired by sheepskin has imposed itself on sofas and lounge chairs to shake up the classic codes of our interiors. Its enveloping side has made it possible to accentuate the comfort sought in the living room and the sleeping areas where this type of seating makes up a reading corner near the window or near the bed. Because all you need is a chaise lounge enhanced with French terry fabric to give any volume a cocoon-like air.

Curly Wool Armchairs and Sofas Trend

The textile relies mainly on natural colors such as cream, white, or a slightly burnished tint for an authentic look – but it happens that pigments borrowed from Klein or inspired by the Mediterranean slip into certain Sunday models. The looped wool armchairs and sofas bring a sensory side to the decor that leaves no one indifferent. As pleasant to the touch as it is to the eye, the material has many advantages to promote. Especially since it is enough to associate it with light wood, some linen, cushions or braided fibres adapt its profile to the warmer seasons.

1- Cushioned atmosphere with the armchair in wool and gilded metal

1- Cushioned atmosphere with the armchair in wool and gilded metal

Combining the coldness of metal with the naturally warm side of curly wool – a bet is taken up with flying colors by this lounge armchair with gilded legs.

2- Revisiting the Scandinavian style of the sofa with curly wool

2- Revisiting the Scandinavian style of the sofa with curly wool

Thanks to the curly fabric, it is possible to soften the strict lines of Scandinavian furniture, as evidenced by this iconic sofa.

3- When terry fabric takes on the color

3- When terry fabric takes on the color

A hint of color never hurt interiors. Revisited with yellow-orange pigments, wool responds to our growing desire for sunny palettes.

4- Increase the comfort of the corner sofa with a textured fabric

4- Increase the comfort of the corner sofa with a textured fabric

Synonymous with comfort for many of us, the corner sofa becomes a real cocoon once dressed in a bouclé fabric.

5- Bouclé wool is available on all the seats in the living room

5- Bouclé wool is available on all the seats in the living room

No seat in the living room escapes the trend for terry fabric – so even the poufs and occasional stools are dressed in a sheepskin-style dress.

6- Wrap yourself in a curly wool sofa

6- Wrap yourself in a curly wool sofa

With its curvy shapes that envelop all who sit on it, the Little Petra sofa encourages you to laze around in the living room or the library for hours.

7- Laze around in an ultra-soft woolen armchair

7- Laze around in an ultra-soft woolen armchair

The swivel armchair takes on a boost when it comes into contact with curly wool. It must be said that the fabric naturally sublimates the curves of the seat to the point of revealing an unsuspected decorative potential.

8- An elegant pouf with the false air of an armchair

8- An elegant pouf with the false air of an armchair

Embellished with a small backrest, the loop pouf imagined by ENO Studio readily passes for a design armchair – but much more compact.

9- In the mini version, the bouclé armchair is a delight for children

9- In the mini version, the bouclé armchair is a delight for children

The children’s room is no exception to the woolen trend. Even in the mini version, the armchairs are covered in this comforting fabric to reinforce the cocoon spirit of their sleeping area.

10- Compose your curly wool sofa

10- Compose your curly wool sofa

Today, sofa elements allow us to compose a seat perfectly adapted to the expectations of the home but also the available volume. A textured model, then makes it possible to combine trend and practicality.

11- Klein blue gives pep to the bouclé armchair

11- Klein blue gives pep to the bouclé armchair

Bouclé wool no longer hesitates to be tinted with distinct colors, such as Klein or Majorelle blue, terracotta, to modernize its 70’s image.

12- Minimal lines for this armchair with a bouclé finish

12- Minimal lines for this armchair with a bouclé finish

Designed without armrests or visible legs, this vintage armchair relies on the resolutely quilted touch and the natural elegance of the bouclé fabric.

13- Dialogue of materials on the occasional pouf

13- Dialogue of materials on the occasional pouf

Wool can also be combined with other textiles (such as velvet, macramé effect, or jute) to shake up the decoration codes.

14- Interplay between wool and caning

14- Interplay between wool and caning

This generously proportioned armchair concentrates several design trends on its own. The curly wool, chosen for the seat and backrest, flirts with the retro accents of natural caning, while a brass base brings a touch of refinement.

15- An iconic piece (r)dressed in curly wool

15- An iconic piece (r)dressed in curly wool

The famous Pacha, sketched under the pencil of Pierre Paulin in 1975, wore a woolen dress to emphasize his pretty curves. It thus confirms its place as a design icon, capable of renewing itself in a few pencil strokes.

16- The bouclé sofa has an autumnal palette

16- The bouclé sofa has an autumnal palette

Even if cream and Greige tones are the majority on the armchairs and sofas, the bouclé fabric is sometimes seduced by the variations of brown.

17- The neo-retro spirit of a bouclé armchair

17- The neo-retro spirit of a bouclé armchair

The bouclé wool takes on unanimous mountain accents in contact with a solid wood structure, especially since all it takes is a colorful cushion to break the first degree of style.

18- Mounted on a rocker, the terry chair seems all the cozier

18- Mounted on a rocker, the terry chair seems all the cozier

At nightfall or when the temperatures drop drastically, it is good to curl up in this rocking chair to read or enjoy the unobstructed view of the garden.

19- Black curly wool makes a statement

19- Black curly wool makes a statement

If faux sheepskin lacks confidence, a black-dyed version might change your mind.

20- Rounded edges for a cozy sofa from every angle

20- Rounded edges for a cozy sofa from every angle

Sofas and armchairs have been tempted by the trend curves emerging in the world of the home for the past few seasons. In contact with curly wool, these seats with rounded edges seem more enveloping.