Chair

A chair is a piece of furniture designed for a person to sit on. It typically consists of the following parts:

• Seat – The flat or slightly contoured surface where a person sits.

• Backrest – Supports the back, may be straight, angled, or curved for comfort.

• Legs – Usually four, but can vary (e.g., three-legged stools, pedestal bases). They provide stability and support.

• Armrests (optional) – Side supports for resting arms, adding comfort.

• Material – Chairs can be made from wood, metal, plastic, or upholstered with fabric, leather, or synthetic coverings.

• Design & Style – Ranges from simple stools and dining chairs to ergonomic office chairs, recliners, and decorative accent chairs.

In short, a chair is both a functional and sometimes aesthetic object, serving the practical purpose of seating while also reflecting cultural, ergonomic, or design preferences.