One Chair, Three Stylish Ways to Style It

Versatile Furniture

One Chair, Three Looks

A timeless piece of furniture gives you the freedom to reinvent a space simply by changing accessories. Below are three distinct reading corners built around the same navy wingback chair. Each arrangement creates a different mood—coastal, glam-modern, and cheerful—by swapping pillows, throws, lighting, and small tables. This shows how one solid foundation piece can adapt to many styles without replacing the chair itself.

Do you have versatile furniture you can pair with updated accessories to get a new look?

Below are the main sources and pieces used to create each look, organized so you can replicate a similar scheme or mix and match items you already own.

Reading Corner #1 (Coastal-Inspired):

• Chair: Jayson Home Sanders Wingchair
• Pillow: simple linen stripe pillow for a fresh, relaxed feel
• Throw: a soft cotton cable throw for texture
• End table: small tripod or round side table in warm wood tones
• Lamp: ceramic table lamp with a light, breezy finish
• Rug: natural-fiber or neutral-pattern rug to ground the space

Reading Corner #2 (Glam Modern):

• Chair: Jayson Home Sanders Wingchair
• Pillow: bold woven or textured cushion in a citrine tone
• Blanket: rich, cozy blanket for added warmth and color
• Wall light: sleek wall sconce to add a modern accent and focused light
• Garden stool: metallic or lacquered stool used as a side table
• Rug: patterned or tonal rug that complements the modern palette

Reading Corner #3 (Cheerful Accent):

• Chair: Jayson Home Sanders Wingchair
• Rug: a statement rug to introduce pattern or vivid color
• Pillow: bright, patterned pillow for a pop of color
• End table: small sculptural or branch-style table for visual interest
• Pouf: a soft pouf to rest feet or add extra seating
• Lamp: classic table lamp to create a cozy glow

Tips for creating these looks at home:

• Keep the chair as the anchor and experiment with different textures and accent colors to change style quickly.
• Layer rugs and textiles for depth; a neutral base rug with a smaller, patterned rug on top can transform the mood.
• Lighting makes a big difference—switching from a floor lamp to a wall sconce or table lamp alters both function and feel.
• Small accessories, like a pouf, garden stool, or decorative pillow, let you refresh the space seasonally without major investment.

These three setups illustrate how one well-chosen chair can become the cornerstone of multiple looks. With thoughtful accessories and a bit of creativity, you can refresh any corner of your home without replacing the main furniture piece.