Armless Chair

A slipper chair is a short-legged upholstered chair with no arms that sits closer to the ground. Slipper chairs first appeared in womens dressing rooms in the 18th century. One of the most significant advantages of armless chairs is their ability to save space. While armrests may not appear to be large, they take up a lot of space. When not in use, armless chairs can be neatly stowed under tables and desks. This is extremely beneficial in training rooms, conference rooms, and other collaborative/meeting spaces.