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Over the last few years, we have collectively spent more time at home than at any other time in recent memory. From virtual learning to working from home, many of us have needed to ensure that our homes have also been places of productivity, and finding the perfect chair has been a key part of that journey.
Not all chairs are made equally, and some are just considerably more uncomfortable than others. If you have been experiencing aches and pains or feeling a few new back twinges here and there, you may have found yourself looking into getting a massage chair. Unfortunately, dedicated massage chairs are generally not particularly aesthetically pleasing.
But the good news is that massage chair pads exist and can make even the most uncomfortable chair feel a bit like sitting on a cloud. Additionally, they can transform the look of a chair, which means that if you already have an incredibly comfortable chair, you can give it a cute makeover so that it fits in with the rest of your interior décor.
However, just like everything else, not all massage chair pads are made equally. So, what exactly should you be looking for?
We’ve taken a leaf out of online reviewers’ books and put together a list of the most important attributes that all worthy chair pads share. If you’re eager to increase the comfort level in your home, you’re in the right place.
Your home should be filled with things that are both stylish and comfortable. Although it can sometimes be tempting to prioritize one over the other, holding out for a product that really does give you both is always a good idea.
When you’re shopping for chair pads, really take the time to determine whether they fit in with your design scheme and whether they offer maximum levels of comfort at the same time. Think about whether you feel properly supported and if it is helping to relieve some of the tension you’re holding in your body. If the answer to either of those questions is “no”, you should keep looking until the answer is a resounding “yes!”
In terms of style, your personal preferences are going to guide you in the right direction. In addition to shape and color, you should also pay attention to textures, which can make a big difference to how a space looks and feels when viewed as a complete entity.
It is important to pay close attention to the specific materials that have gone into the construction of chair pads. In terms of interior materials, look for chair pads that have plenty of stuffing as this will ensure it stands the test of time and continues to hold its shape for a long time to come.
The exterior should be both comfortable and easy on the eye, giving the support your body needs while also slipping seamlessly into your design scheme as a whole. If you are choosing a seat pad made from an acrylic plush material like the luxurious Laredo model that can be seen here, run your fingers gently through the material to determine whether any shedding occurs. It can also be beneficial to select chair pads that have micro-suede or similar backing, which will prevent it from slipping around on the chair and help it to hold its shape for longer as it won’t fall into crevices or inadvertently get screwed up for long periods of time.
We also recommend taking a close look at the construction of the chair pad. In addition to looking at whether the seams have been properly sewn and finished, determine whether the seat pad is washable. If it isn’t washer-safe, think about how you might approach removing any dirt or staining that may occur during frequent use. It can also be worth paying attention to terms like "loom knotted" and "machine tufted", which should give you a good overall idea of how durable the product is likely to be.
Although this might seem like a lot to think about, paying attention to the small details will ensure that you are investing in the right chair pads for your home and your lifestyle. After all, it’s important that even the smallest details aren’t overlooked as they can completely alter the overall feeling a space gives you when you step inside.