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Best Colors
Caribbean Hammocks Soft-Spun Hammock Chair
Best Colors
Caribbean Hammocks Soft-Spun Hammock Chair
Now 22% Off
Pros
- Available in multiple colors
- 250-pound weight capacity
Cons
- No cushion included
Add a little extra color—without going overboard—to your outdoor space with a woven hammock chair that comes in 14 different hues. There’s no included cushion, which we’d consider an opportunity to add your own flair.
Best Hand-Made
West Elm Double Weave Fringed Hammock
Best Hand-Made
West Elm Double Weave Fringed Hammock
Pros
- Suitable for indoors and outdoors
- Hand-made in Nicaragua using organic cotton
Cons
- Requires assembly
We couldn’t include a more traditional hammock on our list of stylish seating with a not-so-subtle nod to island living. This one is hand-made by skilled Nicaraguan artisans using organic cotton rope and features bohemian-inspired fringe details.
Pros
- Cushion included
- Comes with hanging rope
Cons
- Expensive
All hammocks and hammock chair tend to feel a bit bohemian, but this one goes above and beyond, with its rattan frame and intricate design. The cushion, which fits perfectly in the little seat nook, is included, so there’s no need to buy any extras for this swing.
Most Elegant
Anthropologie Boho Egg Chair
Most Elegant
Anthropologie Boho Egg Chair
If there could only be one piece of furniture that accurately represents what Anthropologie is all about, it would be this hand-woven hanging egg chair. Sadly, it wont last outside, so feel free to gussy up your space with this beautiful and unique piece.
Softest Cushions
Hampton Bay Melrose Park Swing
Softest Cushions
Hampton Bay Melrose Park Swing
Pros
- Stand included
- Easy assembly
Cons
- Difficult to clean
There’s no better place to enjoy warm weather and unwind than on a hanging egg chair with super-plush cushions. Plus, with its contrasting neutral colors, it will work in just about any outdoor space. Yes, it works indoors as well, but it’s our personal belief that wicker shines best outside.
A white macramé hammock chair is a stylish statement that won’t distract from the rest of your decor. This hammock chair, with its
cocoon-like shape and ultra-cozy pillows, is one of the coziest on the list. The extra-long fringe and dark hanging rod don’t hurt either.
Most Sustainable
Uncommon Goods Upcycled Denim Hammock Chair
Most Sustainable
Uncommon Goods Upcycled Denim Hammock Chair
Last but certainly not least, this upcycled hammock chair, in a soothing denim shade, is hand-made in El Salvador. It was specifically designed to boast a body-cradling shape that envelops you the second you sit down, but it will never cave in on you because of the nifty pine hanging rod.
Is it safe to hang a hammock chair indoors?
Yes, it is safe to hang a hammock chair indoors—just be sure you hang it from the right place. It you’re hanging it from the ceiling (as opposed to from the walls like a traditional hammock), be sure to install it between two ceiling joists.
How much weight can a hammock chair hold?
Hammock chairs can typically support between 250 and 400 pounds. Some, however, can support up to 500 pounds.
Why trust us?
We’re all about unique furniture that leans on the non-traditional side, so when we set out to find the best hammock chairs on the market, we picked a variety of styles and prices to suit everybody’s look and budget.
Market Editor, House Beautiful
Brittney Morgan is a noted land mermaid and a Virgo with a penchant for crafts, red lipstick, and buying way too many throw pillows. Her work has also been published at Apartment Therapy, NYLON, HuffPost, Hello Giggles, Elite Daily, and more.
Senior Market and Partnerships Editor
Medgina Saint-Elien covers everything your home needs. She writes about exciting new product launches, hands-on reviews, and the “lightbulb” moments in every maker’s story. In overseeing key HB editorial franchises, including the Live Better Awards, Saint-Elien champions the work of BIPOC entrepreneurs in the design and beauty industries. In addition to House Beautiful, her work has been published in Byrdie, Snapchat, and more. Outside of work, the writer and poet can be found documenting her travels on social media and saving memes for future use.
Jessica Cherner is House Beautiful’s associate shopping editor and knows where to find the best high-low pieces for any room.
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