Nest Lounge — Boneless Floor Lounge Chair

I have already moved this between my bedroom and living room a few times by myself. It is nice having seating that does not feel permanently stuck in one spot.

I wanted something comfortable for gaming without putting a giant racing chair in my room. This is much more relaxed and I can sit sideways or curl up when I get tired of sitting normally.

It looked compact online, so I was worried it might feel small. In person I can curl up in it pretty easily and do not feel cramped at all.

I bought it for the kids' game room and I use it almost as much as they do. It is roomy enough for an adult but still easy to shift around when we need more floor space.

The chair was still a little compressed by the end of the first day. It did improve after another day, but I think the expansion expectations could be clearer.

I put this in an empty corner next to a floor lamp and it completely changed the space. I actually use that corner now instead of just throwing laundry there.

This is not a chair you sit perfectly upright in, and that is why I like it. It is made for getting comfortable instead of trying to look formal.

The first few hours I kept wondering if it was going to stay flat. By the next day the shape was much better. I wish the expansion part was more obvious before opening it.

I like how it supports you without forcing you into one sitting position. I usually start upright and end up sideways with my feet tucked in.

I was looking at bean bags but wanted something that looked more like actual furniture. This has the casual comfort without making my room look like a dorm.

I like it for lounging but I expected slightly more firmness from the photos. My partner loves how soft it is, so this is probably just personal preference.

I almost never sit in this with both feet on the floor. I usually curl up sideways with a blanket. It is perfect for that kind of seating.

Most accent chairs look good and feel terrible. This is the opposite. It is much more relaxed and actually gets used.

I move fairly often and have stopped buying furniture that takes three people to carry. This feels much easier to live with and still looks like a real piece of furniture.

I did not want a formal accent chair. I wanted something I could sit sideways in, put my feet up on, and basically ignore proper posture. This works perfectly.

There was basically nothing to assemble. I opened it, adjusted the shape a little, and let it expand. That was a nice change after putting together so much furniture lately.

I bought one for the family room and now I am considering a second because the kids always race to it first. It is soft, roomy, and easy to move.

I like the chair once I am sitting in it, but getting up is a little harder than with a standard chair. Probably not ideal for someone who has trouble with low seating.

This went into my son's room and somehow became the chair all his friends fight over. That is probably a better review than anything I could write.

My daughter wanted something for her room that was more comfortable than a desk chair but smaller than a loveseat. This ended up being a really good fit.

I needed something comfortable without adding a full couch. This gives me a real place to lounge without taking up the entire room.

I bought this for myself but my dog had other plans. He sleeps in it every afternoon. At least it is big enough that I can still squeeze in next to him sometimes.

For watching TV it is fine, but I personally prefer a little more structure behind my shoulders. I think people who like softer seating will enjoy it more than I did.

This is where I end up whenever we put on a movie. I can sit normally for a while and then slowly slide into whatever position feels comfortable.

We added this to our den because the regular couch was not enough when friends came over. It is now one of the first seats people choose.

This is definitely for lounging, not sitting upright at a desk for hours. I like the softness, but if you want firm back support this may not be the right fit.

I put this under a window with a small side table and it is now my favorite place in the apartment. The low height makes the space feel cozy instead of crowded.

It sits lower than a normal chair, which is exactly what I expected from the photos. Once I am in it, I do not want to get up. Great for TV and reading.

I did not buy this with naps in mind, but that is apparently what it is for now. It is soft enough that I keep falling asleep in it after work.

I bought one for the bedroom and now I want another for the media room. It is simple, soft, and gets used way more than I expected.

Mine needed a while to fluff up. The edges looked a little uneven at first, but after a day it was much closer to the product photos.

I wanted something lower and softer than a regular chair for my bedroom. I can sit with my legs tucked up and read for a long time without getting uncomfortable.

I did not want anything bulky in my bedroom, but I needed somewhere to sit besides the bed. This fits the room really well and feels more relaxed than a normal accent chair.