Doyers II Leather Push Back Recliner

This chair is specifically designed for environments where space is at a premium, such as urban apartments, home offices, or bedrooms. With a compact width of just 30.5 inches and a push-back mechanism that eliminates the need for bulky side levers, it maintains a sleek, low-profile silhouette. Its mid-century modern aesthetic and exposed wood frame allow it to function as a stylish accent chair without the heavy footprint typical of traditional reclining furniture.

Yes, customer assembly is required for this recliner. To ensure the best results and the long-term stability of the exposed wood frame and tapered legs, we recommend following the included instructions closely. If you have selected our doorway delivery service, please note that assembly is the responsibility of the homeowner.

This recliner features top grain leather, which is widely considered the highest quality part of the hide. In our experience, top grain leather is preferred for its exceptional durability, soft hand-feel, and ability to develop a beautiful patina over time. It is naturally more resistant to wear and tear than bonded or split leathers, making it an excellent investment for high-traffic seating in your primary living area.

With a back height of over 41 inches, this chair is designed to provide substantial upper-body and neck support. The high-back style is specifically intended to allow users to rest their heads comfortably while in the reclined position, making it a supportive choice for reading or watching television.

To preserve the integrity of the top grain leather, our care guides recommend dusting the surface regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For minor spills, use a lightly dampened cloth with mild soap and water, ensuring you do not soak the material. We recommend conditioning the leather every 6 to 12 months to keep it supple and prevent cracking, especially in climates with low humidity or if the chair is placed near a window with direct sunlight.

This chair is engineered with pocketed coil seating, a construction method typically found in high-end mattresses. Each spring is individually wrapped, allowing the seat to contour to your body’s unique shape while providing consistent, localized support. This prevents the "sinking" feeling often associated with standard foam cushions and ensures the seat retains its loft and comfort over years of daily use.

A push-back recliner operates using the user’s physical weight and movement. By placing your hands on the track arms and leaning back, the chair smoothly transitions into a reclined position. This manual design is highly reliable and simplified, as it has fewer mechanical parts that require maintenance compared to power or lever-operated models. It also allows the chair to maintain a "hidden" reclining look, appearing as a stationary piece when upright.