Modern Power Recliner with Adjustable Headrest and Lumbar Support

Seating (Subcategory: Motion Furniture / Recliner) · Contemporary / Transitional Style (c. 2015-Present) · Likely a major contemporary manufacturer such as La-Z-Boy, Natuzzi, or a high-end private label like Barcalounger or Flexsteel.

Modern Power Recliner with Adjustable Headrest and Lumbar Support

Type

Seating (Subcategory: Motion Furniture / Recliner)

Style Period

Contemporary / Transitional Style (c. 2015-Present)

Material

Top-grain leather or high-quality semi-aniline leather upholstery, internal steel reclining mechanism, kiln-dried hardwood and plywood internal frame, high-density foam padding, and polyester fiber filling.

Age Estimate

Circa 2018-2023; modern design features and excellent condition suggest recent manufacture.

Dimensions

Height: 40-42 inches; Width: 32-36 inches; Depth (closed): 36-38 inches; Full Recline Length: 65-70 inches.

Origin

Commonly manufactured in the United States, China, or Vietnam; standard design for North American residential use.

Designer/Maker

Likely a major contemporary manufacturer such as La-Z-Boy, Natuzzi, or a high-end private label like Barcalounger or Flexsteel.

Value Estimate

Retail: $1,200 - $2,500; Secondary Market (Used): $400 - $800 depending on brand recognition.

Description

A sleek, contemporary reclining armchair that prioritizes ergonomic comfort without the bulk of traditional recliners. The design features a slim profile with a dual-pillow back and integrated footrest extension, upholstered in a sophisticated taupe leather that fits seamlessly into modern living room decor.

Key Features

Contrast baseball stitching, telescoping footrest, segmented ergonomic backrest, and low-profile track arms.

Color & Finish

Taupe or Light Greige (Grey-Beige) leather with a semi-matte finish and white/cream contrast top-stitching.

Construction Method

Modern industrial manufacturing; features a motorized steel scissor-action mechanism bolted to an internal wooden frame with machine-stitched upholstery.

Joinery & Craftsmanship

Industrial assembly; internal frame uses staples and furniture-grade screws; upholstery features precise machine-sewn double-needle stitching for durability.

Wood Grain & Species

Primary wood species (internal) likely low-cost birch or poplar plywood; no wood grain is visible as the piece is fully upholstered.

Surface Treatment

Coated leather surface treatment for stain resistance and uniform coloration; smooth, non-distressed leather finish.

Upholstery Details

Leather upholstery with horizontal channeled backrest, integrated lumbar pillow, and padded headrest. Features highlight baseball-style contrast stitching on the seams.

Hardware & Fittings

Internal electric motor and steel rails; typically features a built-in toggle switch or button panel with USB port on the outer arm (not visible in photo).

Origin & Provenance

Commonly manufactured in the United States, China, or Vietnam; standard design for North American residential use.

Condition Notes

Excellent condition. Leather shows minimal creasing; no visible scuffs, tears, or staining. Mechanical alignment appears straight.

Interesting Facts

Modern 'wall-hugger' mechanisms allow these chairs to fully recline even when placed just a few inches from a wall, a major innovation over early 20th-century reclining designs.

Cultural Significance

Represents the shift in 'Dad chairs' from bulky, over-stuffed aesthetics to streamlined, ergonomic designs that appeal to a broader, design-conscious demographic.

Similar Pieces

Often confused with manual 'push-back' recliners; however, the segmented footrest and specific headrest design usually indicate a motorized mechanism.

Care & Maintenance

Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap; apply leather conditioner every 6-12 months. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent drying or fading of the leather.

Value Estimate

Retail: $1,200 - $2,500; Secondary Market (Used): $400 - $800 depending on brand recognition.

Sustainability Notes

Leather is durable and long-lasting, though chrome-tanning processes and motorized steel components have a higher initial environmental footprint compared to solid wood furniture.

Identified on 6/29/2026