Norwich Push Back Recliner

This chair is designed in a transitional style, which bridges the gap between traditional comfort and modern sophistication. By featuring clean lines, tapered legs, and padded arms, it disguises its reclining functionality to look like a high-end stationary chair. This versatility ensures it complements a wide range of interior decors, from classic suburban homes to contemporary city lofts.

Polyester is a high-performance synthetic fiber known for its exceptional durability and resistance to wear. Because it features a tight weave, it is naturally more resistant to snags from pet claws compared to looser fabrics. Additionally, polyester is less prone to fading and stretching, making it a reliable material for high-traffic family rooms.

While this recliner has a compact width, it features a specialized "hidden flipper ottoman." This design element provides an extra extension when the chair is fully reclined, offering the necessary leg support and length that taller users often find lacking in standard-sized accent recliners.

To maintain the appearance of the polyester upholstery, we recommend regular vacuuming with a soft brush attachment to remove dust and debris. For spills, our care guidelines suggest blotting the area immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Because this material is resilient, it responds well to spot cleaning, but always refer to the specific cleaning code on the law tag before applying any water-based or solvent-based cleaners.

Yes. With a width of just 29.5 inches, this recliner is specifically designed with a smaller footprint that makes it an excellent choice for urban apartments, studios, or secondary seating areas. Unlike traditional bulky recliners, its sleek profile and tapered legs allow it to serve as a stylish accent chair that doesn't overwhelm a limited floor plan.

A push-back mechanism offers a streamlined aesthetic and higher placement flexibility because it requires no electrical cords or proximity to an outlet. You simply lean back to activate the reclining function. This manual design is often preferred for its long-term reliability and "cord-free" look, allowing you to place the chair in the center of a room or away from walls without creating a tripping hazard.