Ripple Lounge — Boneless Floor Lounge Chair

I wanted something more interesting than a basic floor chair, and this was exactly that. It has a soft curved shape that looks good in the room but still feels casual enough to actually use every day.

I did not have space for a loveseat, but I wanted somewhere besides the bed to hang out. This fits perfectly in the corner and does not take over the room.

The chair felt a little underwhelming right out of the package. After it expanded overnight, the shape and height looked much closer to what I expected.

Mine looked pretty compressed when I first opened it. The curves became much more defined after a day or so. Definitely let it expand before deciding how it looks.

I have already moved this from the bedroom to the living room a few times. It is nice having a chair that does not feel permanently stuck in one place.

It took me a couple of days to figure out how I liked sitting in it. Once I stopped trying to sit perfectly upright, it made a lot more sense.

I like how soft it is, but the low seat height is something to think about. My husband loves it, while I find getting up from it a little less convenient.

I really like the comfort, but it is definitely close to the floor. I would not recommend it to someone who struggles getting up from low seating.

I work from home and wanted somewhere to sit when I need to get away from my desk. This has become my coffee and phone-call spot.

I bought this for our media room and it has become my go-to seat. It is low, soft, and easy to settle into for a long movie.

I can sit in this for a full movie with no problem. I would not choose it for working on a laptop all day because I prefer more support for that.

I liked the shape online, but it looks even better in the room. It adds some personality without being too loud.

I like that it feels oversized when I sit in it without actually taking up a huge amount of floor space. It works really well in my apartment.

I was worried it might look too dorm-like, but it does not. The shape feels playful without looking cheap.

This is not something you sit perfectly upright in. It is much better for curling up, leaning back, or putting your feet up.

This is where I end up when I have absolutely no plans to be productive. Blanket, coffee, TV, done.

I move more often than I would like, so I appreciate furniture that is easy to reposition and does not have a heavy frame. This feels much easier to live with.

This chair has become part of my Sunday routine. Coffee, music, phone on silent, and no reason to get up for a while.

I had a weird empty corner that was too small for a loveseat and too big for a normal accent chair. This ended up fitting the space really well.

The design is nice and it expanded normally, but I personally prefer firmer seating. My roommate loves it, so I think this is mostly a preference thing.

I like the size and shape, but I sink a little more than I prefer. Still comfortable, just softer than I expected from the photos.

I bought one for the bedroom and now I am thinking about a second one for the den. It gets used much more than I expected.

It is comfortable, but much softer than the chairs I usually buy. I can see why people love it, but I would personally want more structure.

My living room is tiny and bulky furniture makes it feel even smaller. This gives me a real place to lounge without visually crowding the space.

It has more of a sink-in feel than I thought it would. I like that for lounging, but if you prefer very firm seating this may not be the best match.

I bought one for the family room and now I am considering another because the kids always race to it first. It is easy to move and very comfortable.

I bought this for myself and my dog immediately decided otherwise. He sleeps on it every afternoon. I still get to use it sometimes.

Most accent chairs look good and feel terrible. This one is the opposite. It is actually comfortable enough that people use it.

I wanted something relaxed but did not want a giant bean bag in the room. This gives me the same casual comfort without looking temporary.

I put this next to a lamp and a small table and now I actually use that corner. It is comfortable enough that I can stay there for hours with a book.

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.

The first few hours it looked uneven and flatter than the photos. By the next day it had filled out a lot more. I would not judge it right away.

We have a full couch in the same room and people still pick this one first. I think it is because you can sit normally, sideways, curled up, or basically however you want.