Bradington-Young Power Recliner / Leather Motion Chair
Seating (Power Reclining Armchair) · Contemporary / Transitional (Late 20th to 21st Century) · Bradington-Young (A division of Hooker Furniture), known for high-end leather seating and motion furniture.
Type
Seating (Power Reclining Armchair)
Style Period
Contemporary / Transitional (Late 20th to 21st Century)
Material
Top-grain leather upholstery, high-resiliency foam padding, hardwood frame construction, and hidden steel reclining mechanism with integrated electronic components.
Age Estimate
Likely manufactured within the last 10 to 15 years, corresponding to modern power-motion luxury standards.
Dimensions
Approximately 40-44 inches in height, 36-39 inches in width, and 38-40 inches in depth in the closed position. This is standard for a luxury high-back reclining armchair.
Origin
American design and manufacturing, produced domestically or via global sourcing with premium imported components.
Designer/Maker
Bradington-Young (A division of Hooker Furniture), known for high-end leather seating and motion furniture.
Value Estimate
Estimated retail value between $1,500 and $3,000 depending on the specific leather grade and exact model tier. Secondary market value typically ranges from $500 to $1,200 based on condition and local demand.
Description
This sophisticated Bradington-Young power recliner merges high-end comfort with clean transitional aesthetics. Upholstered in a supple, light cream top-grain leather, it features a supportive multi-tier backrest and neatly padded track arms. Unlike traditional bulky recliners, this piece subtly conceals its reclining functionality, featuring a streamlined profile that fits effortlessly into high-end transitional and contemporary living spaces.
Key Features
Premium top-grain leather upholstery, plush segmented back support, integrated electronic control panel on the armrest, and a sleek power-reclining mechanism.
Color & Finish
Light cream or alabaster beige leather with subtle tonal variation and natural grain shading, offering a soft, neutral matte finish.
Construction Method
Hand-tailored upholstery combined with precision machine-made kiln-dried hardwood framing and heavy-duty steel motion mechanisms. Built for durability and heavy everyday use.
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Mortise and tenon or heavy dowel joinery reinforced with corner blocks at stress points within the internal hardwood frame, indicative of high-end furniture manufacturing.
Wood Grain & Species
Internal kiln-dried hardwood frame; no visible exterior wood components.
Surface Treatment
Protective leather tanning and finishing treatment designed to resist staining while maintaining a supple hand feel.
Upholstery Details
Luxurious top-grain leather, plush channeled or pillow-back cushioning for enhanced lumbar and head support, attached box-border seat cushion, and clean-tailored seams.
Hardware & Fittings
Integrated flush-mount metal control panel with illuminated power-recline buttons and USB port embedded discreetly into the right armrest.
Origin & Provenance
American design and manufacturing, produced domestically or via global sourcing with premium imported components.
Condition Notes
Very Good to Excellent condition based on visual inspection. The leather appears clean and supple without significant cracking, tearing, or deep staining, and the structural silhouette remains crisp and supportive.
Interesting Facts
Bradington-Young specializes in high-end stationary and motion leather furniture, often utilizing traditional 8-way hand-tied spring bases or high-resiliency seat cores combined with state-of-the-art power reclining technology.
Cultural Significance
Reflects the modern shift in interior design where ultimate ergonomic comfort and advanced technology (power motion, USB integration) are seamlessly blended into luxury residential living without sacrificing sophisticated visual appeal.
Similar Pieces
High-end leather recliners from makers such as Hancock & Moore, Stickley, or Palliser. Distinguished primarily by the specific cushioning profile, arm shape, and quality of the leather hide.
Care & Maintenance
Clean periodically with a soft, damp cloth and condition the leather annually with specialized leather cleaners and conditioners to prevent drying. Keep away from direct sunlight and strong heat sources to avoid fading.
Value Estimate
Estimated retail value between $1,500 and $3,000 depending on the specific leather grade and exact model tier. Secondary market value typically ranges from $500 to $1,200 based on condition and local demand.
Sustainability Notes
Built for exceptional longevity with durable hardwood frames and repairable mechanisms, reducing the need for premature replacement. Many luxury manufacturers also source wood from sustainably managed forests.
Notes
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