slipper chair

American  

noun

1. a small bedroom chair with a low seat.

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Example Sentences

Ann did not and, as in an Agatha Christie mystery, this difference of opinion could be said to have supplied her with a motive on the night, after attending a party in honor of the Duchess of Windsor, when she stuffed extra shotgun shells into the bra she wore to bed, leaving the gun itself on the slipper chair as we might an iPhone.

From New York Times

She perches on what appears to be a gold velvet slipper chair, her pose at once regal and precarious, her staring eyes mimicking Neel’s scrutiny.

From New York Times

Forget the armchairs: When choosing chairs for a small room, Flynn suggests looking for something without arms, such as a slipper chair, because it will take up less visual space and make the room feel larger.

From Washington Post

The sass of a slipper chair by the Indian designer Satyendra Pakhalé in Ammann gallery in Cologne leads with a pair of breasts, like an ancient Greek sphinx, and it’s just as insolent today as it was when designed over a decade ago.

From New York Times

Also at AllModern, the LeeAnne slipper chair in black or white leatherette has a three-port USB panel on its side.

From Washington Times