Office chairs are made to provide comfort and support for long periods of sitting, which is common in offices and workplaces. They are typically designed with ergonomic features such as lumbar support, adjustable seat depth and tilt, and cushioned seats and armrests to reduce the risk of neck, back, and wrist strain and injury.

Armchairs are frequently used as a comfortable seating option in living rooms, bedrooms, or home offices for reading, watching television, or relaxing. They are available in a variety of styles, ranging from traditional to more modern and contemporary.

The wing chair has been around for centuries and has gone through numerous iterations and styles. It became popular in the 18th century and was frequently used in libraries and other formal settings. 

A rocking chair is a chair that has curved legs and can rock back and forth in a gentle, soothing motion. For centuries, rocking chairs have been associated with relaxation, comfort, and nostalgia.

Dining chairs are typically used in groups of four or six, and they are frequently paired with a matching dining table. They can be used in either a formal dining room or a more casual kitchen or dining area.

A lounge chair is a type of chair that is intended for rest and relaxation. It has a long, reclining backrest and a padded seat, as well as armrests and a footrest. Reading, watching TV, or sunbathing are all common activities associated with lounge chairs.