Who watches TV anymore? Well, online streaming on smartphones may have dulled the popularity of television, but there are still plenty of fans of the idiot box.

And no matter what, sitting in your living room enjoying TV or dozing off while doing so (yes, we know) has its charm.

So how do you buy the right teak wood armchair that lets you do that?

Mind The Size

You’d be surprised to know the variety of armchairs available. You have lavish ones, compact ones, ones with big backrests, and so on.

Remember that the size of the armchair has to be proportional to that of the person who sits on it.

Depending on your preferences, choose the right height of the chair and that of its backrest and you’re good.

How Comfortable Do You Want It To Be?

When it comes to the comfort of a teak wood armchair, the question isn’t “if” and rather “how much”. Anyone that thinks otherwise is better off with a regular wooden chair.

However, we wouldn’t suggest you replace the seat with a pillow. But, depending on where you get the chair from, you can choose how soft or large the cushion is.

For the utmost comfort, you can choose designs that have got cushioning on the backrest too.

Get The Right Material and Quality

No matter if you’re shopping online or offline for an armchair, just make sure you’re getting the right quality for the wooden chair price you’re paying.

A genuine teak wood armchair looks and feels distinct. And that separates it from phony ones.

So make sure you check its quality when buying from a physical shop. And if you’re buying online, only consider reliable furniture stores.

Fabric Matters Too

The fabric of the upholstery plays a huge role in how the chair looks. But it’s not just about the aesthetics, since the fabric has to be practical enough as well.

Simply put, it needs to be easily maintainable and yet vibrant enough so that the overall design of the chair is highlighted.

Take The Surroundings Into Consideration

When you get a teak wood armchair, you’ll most probably keep it in your living room. While there isn’t a strict thumb rule to where it looks good, just make sure it matches with its surroundings.