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If you’re looking to amp up the wow-factor and whimsy in either your indoor or outdoor spaces, there’s nothing quite as cool and unique as a well-styled hanging chair. Hang one on your porch and swing to the summer breeze, or prop one up in your living room for a statement-making focal point. And aesthetics aside, there’s nothing more comforting than a gentle rocking motion in a cocoon-like enclosure.

Scandavian Swing Chair

A cage-like rattan frame and 60s-inspired silhouette makes this Scandinavian swing chair a perfect porch accent.

Macrame Swing Chair

Bring boho vibes to your living room or outdoor space with this affordable macrame hanging chair. It may look lightweight, but thanks to a sturdy iron frame and hand-woven cotton ropes, this swing is surprisingly durable.  

Swing Chair with Stand

Woven wicker makes the ideal summertime accessory—and this swing chair is both indoor- and outdoor-friendly. It comes pre-assembled so all you have to do is set it up and start lounging. 

Wicker Rattan Outdoor Patio Chair

Don't worry about having to pack up this hanging chair when it gets rainy: The cushion cover can withstand any weather, is fade-resistant, and can be easily washed by popping it into the laundry machine. 

Swing Chair

This free-floating chair comes with a long chain so you can hang it anywhere; though because the frame is water-resistant, it's especially perfect for the patio or porch. 

Renoir Hanging Swing Chair

Inspired by sketches from the 50s and 60s, this white rattan chair is the best way to bring a touch of the riviera to your outdoor space. The ultra-durable Alu Rattan material makes it able to withstand any and all weather conditions. 

Hammock Chair with Cushion

The coziest hanging chair on the market, complete with an oversized cotton cushion. It can hold up to 264 pounds and works for both indoor and outdoor areas. 

Thomas Hanging Swing Chair

Hang this simple wicker frame up in a sunny corner of your home to create the perfect calming reading nook. Just be sure to note that the chain is sold separately—head to your local hardware store for a sturdy, affordable option to pull the whole thing together.