The slipper chair dates back to the 18th century and was originally used as a functional piece of furniture for wearing shoes in Victorian ladies' boudoir. Modern, slipper chairs have evolved from practical furniture to stylish furniture suitable for placement in any room of the house. It is characterized by no armrests and a low seat, which is easy to place in a small space or as a focus chair. The selection of materials and fabrics ranges from luxurious velvet and leather to more casual linen and cotton. In interior design, a slipper chair can be used as an accent piece of furniture, or provide additional seating when receiving guests. When choosing a slipper chair, the size of the space, the material and color of the chair, and the overall design should be considered.