Armless Chair

An armless, upholstered chair with short legs that sits closer to the ground is called a slipper chair. The 18th century saw the invention of slipper chairs, which were primarily used in womens changing rooms. The ability of armless chairs to save space is one of their main advantages. Armrests may not appear to be large objects, but they take up a lot of space. When not in use, armless chairs can be tucked away under desks and tables. This is particularly helpful in conference rooms, training rooms, and other gathering and collaborative spaces.