Delicious Coco, subtle Dove, and lip-smacking Candy Red are the latest color versions of webbed spandex backs for the already appetizing Webb chair, with its distinctive springiness. 2401 South College Drive, P.O. Box 2065, High Point, NC 27261; 336-889-2009; davisfurniture.com.

Hard to believe that Kazuhide Takahama introduced his Suzanne lounge collection almost 40 years ago—its look remains forward-thinking today. Low and adaptable with chrome-finished steel bases, these pieces with preformed polyurethane seats and backs are ideal for high-use spaces. 105 Wooster Street, New York, NY 10012; 212-343-4000; knoll.com.

Ward Bennett describes his 1968 Scissor chair as his most comfortable seating design ever. Relaunched, it can be upholstered in several of the manufacturer's standard fabrics or leathers. The frame currently comes in an array of metal finishes; a wood-frame version debuts later this year. 6095 Fulton Industrial Boulevard SW, P.O. Box 43068, Atlanta, GA 30336; 800-444-8812; geigerintl.com.

Classy curvature lends Napoli a sinuous beauty.  Designer Ken Reinhard gave the chair the shapely lines of a Formula-1 race car and the strength of European beech, finished in one of eight colors of catalyzed varnish.  gunlocke.com

Curve-backed Vario offers all the comfort of a club chair—but with daintier proportions. The sturdy seat of injection-molded foam holds its shape while conforming to that of the sitter. Solid beech legs are offered in 14 stains. Upholstery options include leather and vinyl in 36 standard colors. 46 Dufflaw Road, Toronto, Ontario M6A 2W1, Canada; 416-782-9100; haveaseat.com.

Studio Tipi's handsome 383U guest chair displays fine proportions, elegant beech reveal detailing, and a uniquely Italian mien. Choose between standard upholstery options or COM, plus nine finishes. 2840 Northwest Boca Raton Boulevard, Building 2C, Boca Raton, FL 33431; 561-447-9490; aceray.com.

A sleek and simple stunner, the Step chair is like a little black dress for the office, fitting in stylishly everywhere. The fully adjustable seat comes with or without arm supports—and in a vast array of finishes appropriate from conference rooms to the corner office. 11451 Harter Drive, Middlebury, IN 46540; 800-543-5449; harter.com.

Christian Beicher pairs oversize seats and elegant polished chrome legs to imbue his Vero collection with chic. Color-blocked pieces in contrasting upholstery channel 1960's mod via a lounge chair, sofa, and occasional tables. 1839 Morganton Boulevard, Lenoir, NC 28645; 866-634-0191; bernhardtdesign.com

The fixed-base Tulip theater chair is a fresh breath of spring—and a technological marvel. A proprietary synchronizing mechanism allows the seat and arms to fold and extend in unison. Tulip is available fully upholstered, in options including cotton or leather, or with a back panel in laminate, resin, or a variety of wood finishes. 1631 South Dixie Highway, Pompano Beach, FL 33060; 800-566-5766; kronusa.com.

The flowing, undulating curves of the aptly-named Grace sofa seem to levitate above its block feet, offered in mahogany, walnut, oak, or other standard wood finishes. 7215 West Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90036; 323-933-0220.

Hollie is the new full-back executive conference chair with a two-tone design, that contrasts its perforated faux leather outer back and banded lower spine with the fabric in front. It sports both knee and swivel tilts. 17237 Van Wagoner Road, Spring Lake, MI 49456; 866-499-9968; izzydesign.com.

The Juliet armchair, which is accompanied by a desk, dining and coffee table, features a sled base and a single-slat back and seat that can be upholstered in fabric, leather, or saddle leather. Via Comunale del Rovere 13, 33048 San Giovanni al Natisone, Udine, Italy; 39-432-747-377; montina.it.

The Queen Anne inspired silhouette of the solid cherry Wing chair is accentuated by flared armrests and an ergonomic back that provides extra spinal support. It can be upholstered in fabric or leather. 72 Wright's Landing, Auburn, ME 04211; 800-708-1973; thosmoser.com.

More than a chair but not quite a loveseat, the extra-wide Austen seating line might suit Jane Austen herself. Detailed with piping and carved legs, it's the perfect chair for curling up with a 19th-century novel. 1650 Tysons Boulevard, Suite 710, McLean, VA 22102; 877-290-1502; robinbruce.com.

Decorating guru Chris Madden has teamed up with the retailing giant for her Turning Home into Haven collection of furniture and home accessories, including affordable sofas that offer a pared-down yet still traditional look. 800-222-6161; jcpenney.com.

Dutch designer Gijs Papavoine's James collection includes a settee, a three-seat sofa, as well as an armchair with fixed or rotating base. Emphasizing modern comfort, the soft, liberal cushions nestle within a taut upholstered frame. P.O. Box 1253 Carrboro, NC 27510;888-866-6847; montis.nl.

Filling a niche for stacking chairs in wood, Lehman-Smith + McLeish have come up with LSM. This upholstered guest chair, which stacks four-high, features a solid cherry frame, under-seat detailing, and polished stainless steel arms that add strength to sophistication.1407 Parker Road, Baltimore, MD 21227; 410-242-2222; davidedward.com.

Plump interlocking forms, resting atop slim metal legs are just part of the playfulness of Patrick Norguet's bold and unusual Orly series. Assorted colors of upholstery only enhance this chair's charm. 58 West 40th Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10001; 877-639-0728; bernhardttextiles.com.

The Occhio armchair takes its name from a back grid of four wooden panels, which can be stained, leather-wrapped, or upholstered and form an aperture at their center. Armless chairs, sofas, occasional tables, and an ottoman, bench, and chaise complete the collection. 1224 West 132nd Street, Gardena, CA 90247; 323-770-4171; martinbrattrud.com.

The latest addition to Vitra's growing Noguchi collection, the Fin Series reintroduces 1944 designs. This reissued group includes a stool, as well as a dinette and coffee table, that's a smart combination of chromed tubular steel legs and solid wood top and leg, available in several possible finishes. 29 Ninth Avenue, New York, NY 10014; 212-929-3626; vitra.com.

The three hemispherical foam elements of this playful S.3 seating system can be nested together or arranged as an armchair, or any number of whimsical configurations. 200 Lexington Avenue, Suite 611, New York, NY 10016; 212-686-6390; fredericwilliams.com.

There's no limit to what Karim Rashid can blobbify, and he's done it again with the Blottoman ottoman. This bulging unit-in a square or rectangular footprint-can be upholstered in fabric, leather, or vinyl in monochrome or contrasting colors. 920 Broadway, New York, NY 10010; 800-668-9318; nienkamper.com.

The sleek DS-242 couch is poised on bent metal-wire legs, while its snugly upholstered, leather body is precisely tailored, with exacting seams to hint at luxurious understatement. 1200 Summer Street, Stamford, CT 06905; 203-353-8114; desede.com.

The company has a new take on the classic wing chair in three new variations named after waterbirds. Crane and Egret, both by designer Thad Hayes, and Heron, by Donghia, are defined by tapered side baffles on upholstered chairs of differing heights that range in character from robust to regal. 485 Broadway, New York, NY 10013; 800-366-4442; donghia.com.

Inspired by Chicago's curvaceous Lake Point Tower apartments, the designer introduces the Curved Intermezzo sofa. Each piece, available with or without arms, spans a quarter circle and comes in a range of upholsteries and wood bases. 10 Arkansas Street, Studio G, San Francisco, CA 94107; 415-487-0110; tedboerner.com.