It's easy to fill rooms with square and rectangle-shaped pieces. A few small circular shapes can help you fight your way out of the box by breaking up the four-sided monotony. Even something as simple as a small round armchair can do the trick.
Incorporate some curves with the Mallory Chair in CasaBlanca Geo Citrine, $1,290 from DwellStudio. To accentuate the effort to round out the block party, choose a fabric with a curvy pattern. This cheery charmer is constructed of maple and hardwood certified by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative. The glue too is formaldehyde-free, and it's made in the United States.
The chair is available in more than two dozen fabric choices and three finishes - Belgian Gray, Dark Ash and French Oak - for its tapered legs. Prices start at $1,080. It measures 30 inches wide, about 30 inches deep and 29 inches high.
The Oliver Chair, $449 in Rosette Blue Stone, from West Elm also features that bodacious arc in a circular pattern. The chair's smallish scale (it measures 24 inches wide by 28 inches deep and about 27 inches high) means that it can fit most modest spaces.
There are 40 fabric choices to wade through, starting at $399, including a chucky basket weave, linen blends and prints, all with contemporary legs finished in a dark chocolate stain. The chair is built with a solid wood frame and polyurethane foam padding.