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Mira vs Hubbel: Which Cozey Accent Chair Is Right for You?

A side-by-side comparison of our Mira and Hubbel accent chairs: size, seat height, frame, fabrics, care and who each one suits.

Updated November 13, 20266-min ReadCozey Editorial
The Cozey Hubbel lounge chair

Short answer: Cozey's Mira is the taller chair, with a steel frame, armrests and the higher seat. Cozey's Hubbel is the lower, more compact chair on Oak or Walnut legs. Choose Mira for a statement chair that is easier to stand up from, Hubbel for a tight corner.

Both have removable, washable covers, so the choice comes down to height, depth, frame and fabric. For each chair on its own, read our Mira chair guide and Hubbel lounge chair guide, and for the whole range see how to choose an accent chair.

On This Page

  1. How do Mira and Hubbel compare at a glance?
  2. Which is better for a small room?
  3. Which has the more comfortable seat?
  4. Which fabrics and colors does each chair come in?
  5. Which is easier to care for, assemble and move in?
  6. Which goes better with my sofa?
  7. Should I choose Mira or Hubbel?
  8. Our recommendation
  9. Explore our accent chairs

How do Mira and Hubbel compare at a glance?

Mira is the larger, higher chair and Hubbel the lower, shallower one. Neither lists storage. Here are the figures from each product page.

How do Mira and Hubbel compare at a glance?

FeatureMiraHubbel
Width27.6 inches27.0 inches
Overall depth33.5 inches32.5 inches
Height33.1 inches, to the top of the back cushion27.8 inches
Seat height19 inches15.7 inches
Seat depth20 inches19 inches
Frame and shapeBlack powder-coated steel, solid ash armrests, fabric sling seatPlywood frame with layered foam, two solid ash legs
Finish and colorsnine colors across five fabricsSeven colors across two fabrics, with Oak or Walnut legs
CoversRemovable and washableRemovable and washable
AssemblyMostly tool-free: eight M6 hand screws and an Allen keyMostly tool-free: four handscrews and an Allen key
Listed priceFrom $295From $395

Which is better for a small room?

Hubbel is the better fit for a small room, mainly because it is lower, at 27.8 inches against 33.1 inches for Mira. The footprints are close: Hubbel is 0.6 inches narrower and 1.0 inches shallower.

If footprint matters most, our Vela lounge chair is narrower than either, at 22.9 inches wide. As general advice, not a product specification, mark the footprint with painter's tape and leave about 30 to 36 inches beside the chair. Our guide to measuring stairs, elevators and doorways covers the path in.

Which has the more comfortable seat?

The two chairs sit differently: Mira has a higher, slightly deeper seat, and Hubbel a lower, shallower one. Mira's seat is 19 inches high and 20 inches deep, Hubbel's is 15.7 inches high and 19 inches deep, so Mira sits 3.3 inches higher.

Mira's seat is a fabric sling with two cushion inserts, and our product page describes it as cloud-like comfort with generous seating. Hubbel has a layered foam seat and back. A higher seat is often easier to get out of, and a lower one feels more relaxed.

To curl up, our Cassini lounge chair has our deepest seat, at 22.5 inches.

Which fabrics and colors does each chair come in?

Mira comes in five fabrics and nine colors, and Hubbel comes in two fabrics and seven colors, with a choice of Oak or Walnut legs. A higher Martindale count means a fabric withstands more rubbing before it wears.

Which fabrics and colors does each chair come in?

FabricMartindaleMiraHubbel
Bouclé15,000CloudNot offered
Performance Chenille48,000Sage, Espresso, BordeauxSage, Frost, Bordeaux, Espresso
Performance Fabric (Performance Plain Weave)90,000Dream GreyNot offered
Aquaforte78,000Sesame, Snowdrift, BasaltNot offered
Aquaforte VelvetMore than 200,000CrumbleChocolate, Aqua, Crumble

Aquaforte Velvet is our strongest fabric for pets, in our own assessment. Hubbel is not offered in our newest velvet colors, listed in our guide to Aquaforte Velvet colors. Colors can change, so check each product page and order free swatches.

Which is easier to care for, assemble and move in?

Care and assembly are similar, because both chairs have removable, washable covers and are mostly tool-free to build. Hubbel's chenille covers wash cold on a gentle cycle and air dry, and its velvet covers can be wiped or machine washed cold. For Mira, follow the care label and spot clean everyday marks with a damp cloth. Our guide to cleaning your sofa covers each fabric.

Mira arrives in one box of 35.4 x 30.7 x 9.4 inches. Hubbel arrives in a chair box of 30.3 x 27.6 x 20.5 inches, plus a cover kit box of 22 x 16.9 x 14.6 inches. Mira's hardware is eight M6 hand screws and an Allen key, Hubbel's four handscrews and an Allen key.

Which goes better with my sofa?

Either chair works beside our sofas, so choose on seat height, wood tone and color. Mira is the chair our pairing guide shows with Ciello, Atmosphere, Neptune and Gaia, and its walnut-toned armrests echo a wood coffee table. Hubbel lets you pick Oak or Walnut legs to match a table or shelf. Our guide to pairing a sofa, accent chair and coffee table covers scale, height and finish.

Our sofa collections are Ciello (deep, loose cushions), Gaia (soft seat, high back), Cassini (curved and low) and Atmosphere (medium-firm, with Storage and Sleeper versions).

In Cozey Studio, our online configurator, you can preview a sofa in a color that suits your chair before you order.

Should I choose Mira or Hubbel?

Choose Mira if:

  • You want a statement chair with a high back, armrests and a steel and ash frame.
  • You want the higher seat, at 19 inches, because it is easier to stand up from.
  • You want more fabric choice, or the lower starting price.

Choose Hubbel if:

  • You want a low, relaxed seat at 15.7 inches that keeps sight lines open.
  • You want Oak or Walnut legs to match a table, shelf or floor.
  • You are fitting a tight corner and want a shallower seat.

Our recommendation

Cozey's Mira is the chair for a statement piece with armrests and an easier stand-up, and Cozey's Hubbel is the chair for a low, relaxed seat in a tight space. If you are undecided, start with seat height: 19 inches for Mira or 15.7 inches for Hubbel. Then check the footprint against your living room and order free swatches.

Explore our accent chairs

More Cozey comparisons: Mira vs Naos, Mira vs Vela Lounge, Mira vs Cassini Lounge, Naos vs Hubbel, Hubbel vs Vela Lounge, Hubbel vs Cassini Lounge.

Product specifications can change. Check the current dimensions on the product page before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

Cozey's Mira is the easier chair to stand up from, because its seat is higher: 19 inches against 15.7 inches on Hubbel, a difference of 3.3 inches. A higher seat generally means a shorter distance to rise, while a lower seat gives a more relaxed, lounging posture. Comfort is personal, so sit in a chair at a similar height if you can. If you find low seats hard, Mira is the better choice of the two.


Yes, at Cozey, both chairs have removable, washable covers. Hubbel's Performance Chenille covers wash cold on a gentle cycle and air dry, and its Aquaforte Velvet covers can be wiped with a damp cloth or machine washed cold on a gentle cycle. For Mira, our product page advises spot cleaning with a damp cloth and letting the fabric air dry, and the care label for your fabric covers washing. Bouclé is machine washable, but we advise spot cleaning it.


Cozey's Mira has more: nine colors across five fabrics, against seven colors across two fabrics for Hubbel. Hubbel adds a choice of Oak or Walnut legs. Both come in Sage, Espresso and Bordeaux in Performance Chenille, and in Crumble in Aquaforte Velvet. Only Hubbel comes in Frost and Chocolate, and only Mira comes in Cloud, Dream Grey, Sesame, Snowdrift and Basalt. Colors can change, so check each product page and order free swatches.


At Cozey, we describe both chairs as mostly tool-free: our product pages list tool-free assembly, and each hardware set also includes an Allen key. Mira uses eight M6 hand screws to join the arms and frames before you fit the sling and cushion inserts. Hubbel uses four handscrews for the legs and V-shaped connectors for the backrest, and then you fit the covers. Mira arrives in one box and Hubbel in a chair box plus a cover kit box. An assembly guide is on each product page.


Cozey's Hubbel is the better fit for a reading nook or bedroom corner when you want a low chair that keeps sight lines open: it is 27.8 inches high, with a seat 15.7 inches off the floor. Mira suits a corner where you want a statement chair with armrests and a higher back. In a bedroom, check that either chair does not block a drawer, a closet door or the path to the bed.


No. At Cozey, the Cassini lounge chair is the one lounge chair in our range with a swivel or stationary base, and neither Mira nor Hubbel lists a swivel on its product page. Mira stands on a steel frame with plastic feet, and Hubbel on two solid ash legs. If you want to turn toward a window or a conversation without moving the chair, look at the Cassini lounge chair, which offers a swivel base.

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