The first thought that comes to your mind when you think of a rocking chair is that your loving grandmother gently bashes you to sleep, or your older grandfather dozing on the lanai on a lazy afternoon while reading your school stories hear. The first rocking chair was built in the 18th century with the aim of helping people to fall asleep. By this time, they are fulfilling their purpose by helping people to relax, relieve back pain and calm the stressed soul by reducing stress. Rocking chairs are not only popular with older people, but also with children who consider rocking chairs as the ultimate entertainment source.

The largest part of a traditional rocking chair is made of fine wood. That gives them such impressive longevity. The shapes and sizes of traditional rocking chairs can also vary. Manufacturers of contemporary rocking chairs show their creativity through wood materials, legroom, backrest shapes, rocking shapes, etc. Despite their odd appearance and shapes, the traditional rocking chair provides comfort and relaxation.

There are many types of rocking chairs in the market such as:

Indoor rocking chairs

They can become a central piece of furniture in your living room due to their filigree design and filigree style. Most of these chairs have pillows and extra fabric to provide more comfort and support for the backrest.

Rocking chairs outdoors

They can be placed anywhere on terraces, verandas, gardens, etc., yet they add to the beauty of those places outside your home. The preferred material for outdoor chairs is either plastic or aluminum, as adverse weather conditions can lead to chair wear.