A whimsical, colorful reading chair like this one will immediately add a welcome dose of fun to your home library. It’s available in three totally different patterns, too: the pink unicorn print pictured here, as well as a more subdued peacock motif and a bright bird print.

There’s nothing better than lounging on a rocking chair in the summer sun—pair that with a good book (and maybe a spritz or two) and you’re good to go. This seat from Frontgate comes in bright blue, red, and other upholstery options, so it’s just as suited for the front porch as it is by the pool.

Fashionistas will appreciate a Gucci chair to match their Gucci clutch; the subtle logo pattern makes the fashion heritage especially evident.

Those looking for a tried-and-true shape will gravitate to this seat from Mistana. Rife with curves, its soft, undulating shape is both cozy and aesthetically pleasing. Upholstered in polyester velvet, it’s a great reading chair solution that doesn’t break the bank.

Want to make a statement? This seat from 54kibo is for you. The bright red velvet will stand out in any room, and its midcentury shape is perfect for kicking back and cracking open that book you’ve been meaning to get to all season.

Time to add some pattern to the mix. Upholstered in a green Pierre Frey fabric that’s reminiscent of a cool-toned matcha latte, this armchair adds a bit of fun to a space without feeling too over the top.

The Uchiwa chair draws inspiration from Japanese aesthetics; its form is modeled after the country’s traditional fans. Because of its unique silhouette, it’s even more comfortable than your average seat, with dual headrests and a cozy, cocoonlike shape. If reading’s not your thing, then you can just as easily use it to kick back and catch a few z’s.

There’s a classic look to this burnt orange and brass seat from Jonathan Adler, complete with soft velvet upholstery. Channeled accents add another layer of comfort, proving that style and substance can indeed coexist.

Bouclé remains the undisputed fabric of the moment for its soft, nubby texture and warm, cozy appearance. Naturally it’s great for reading chairs, in particular this lounge from Anthropologie, which marries Scandinavian design sensibilities with enduring comfort and style.

We wanted to include at least one design-world classic on this list, and there are few seats more cozy (or stylish) than Pierre Paulin’s Pacha chair. The plush piece, originally designed in 1975, has gotten a second wind in the 21st century as demand for soft, bulbous shapes surged. Some things never go out of style.