fauteuil
/foʊtˈwɑ̃/Definitions
1. noun
A type of armchair or a small sofa, typically with a low back and a comfortable seat.
“The antique shop had an exquisite fauteuil that dated back to the 18th century.”
2. noun
A piece of furniture, especially a chair, that is too large for a single person but small enough to fit into a specific decorative setting or space.
“The interior designer carefully selected a fauteuil to fill the empty corner of the room.”