This reclining armchair pairs traditional style with a compact profile for a relaxed feel in your space. Crafted with a solid and engineered wood frame, it’s upholstered in smooth fabric for a refined look and inviting texture. Fiber and foam filling provide supportive comfort throughout the seat and back, while the manual push-back reclining design allows for easy adjustment between three positions without visible levers or buttons. It also features turned wood detailing on the feet to elevate its tailored silhouette.
We bought two of these recliners for our living room about a year ago. They are very well-made. The fabric is soft to the touch yet thick and durable. No pilling or signs of wear even with daily use. The green ikat pattern is fun and adds subtle energy to the room while easily coordinating with other decor. I would call the color “avocado”. It is not overly bright, but not as pale as a sage green. The cushion is soft, but supportive. I don’t find it too stiff, as some have said.
My only complaint with this chair is it’s proportions. It has an unusually short seat that is not deep enough to comfortably curl up your legs, which is how I often sit, and it is too tall for my feet to touch the ground when sitting. (I’m 5‘2“.) So I almost always use the first recline position, and with that extended it is very comfortable. We really never extend it all of the way. It is a bit stiff to open, but it is doable, and I don’t mind it. I like that it has feet and you really can’t tell that it’s a recliner unless it’s opened. It is heavy and well-made. It comes with the back unattached to the base, and you’ll want two people to put it together, so that one person can guide the hardware pieces together, which lock into place.
One other thing to mention is that you will need some clearance from the wall in order for it to recline without hitting. In this design, the back of the chair leans back further once extended. So you can’t snug the chair up to the wall as close as you might ordinarily, if you intend to be able to recline it. Or you’ll need to pull it out each time you do. We have a small living room so this was an important consideration. Overall, it’s a nice chair and we’re happy with the purchase. It is challenging to order chairs and sofas online, since you can’t sit in them to test the fit!. Mary Jo. Bangor, Maine. Tue Sep 08 2026
