Upholstered Swivel Glider Recliner / Club Chair with Skirt
Seating (Armchair, Swivel Glider Recliner) · Contemporary / Transitional (Late 20th to Early 21st Century) · Generic contemporary mass-market furniture manufacturer (such as La-Z-Boy, Best Home Furnishings, or a similar mainstream upholstered furniture brand)
Type
Seating (Armchair, Swivel Glider Recliner)
Style Period
Contemporary / Transitional (Late 20th to Early 21st Century)
Material
Engineered wood and kiln-dried hardwood frame, high-density foam padding, polyester/cotton blend woven geometric fabric, internal steel swivel/glider and reclining mechanism
Age Estimate
Circa 2000s to present (Likely manufactured within the last 15 years based on fabric style and motion chair popularity)
Dimensions
Estimated height 36-38 inches, width 34-36 inches, depth 36-38 inches; typical for a plush, comfortable living room club chair or nursery glider
Origin
Likely manufactured in North America or imported from Asian manufacturing hubs specializing in motion furniture
Designer/Maker
Generic contemporary mass-market furniture manufacturer (such as La-Z-Boy, Best Home Furnishings, or a similar mainstream upholstered furniture brand)
Value Estimate
Estimated retail value between $400 and $800 depending on brand, fabric grade, and mechanical quality; secondary market resale value typically $150-$300
Description
A comfortable and inviting contemporary upholstered swivel glider recliner featuring a fully skirted base and generous rolled arms. The chair is entirely covered in a stylish, neutral taupe and cream geometric maze pattern that adds a modern graphic punch to the traditional club chair silhouette. Designed for maximum comfort, it combines deep cushioning with smooth motion capabilities, making it a popular choice for living rooms, dens, and nurseries alike.
Key Features
Plush rolled arms, fully upholstered kick-pleat skirt concealing the base, continuous geometric woven fabric pattern, concealed motion mechanism allowing swivel, glide, and recline functions
Color & Finish
Neutral taupe and cream geometric pattern (Greek key or maze motif) over the entire exterior fabric; concealed wooden legs covered by a tailored box-pleat or straight skirt
Construction Method
Factory-assembled with mortise and tenon joints, reinforced corner blocks on the interior frame, heavy-duty mechanical steel base for motion functions
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Machine-manufactured with hand-finished upholstery work; strong internal frame joinery utilizing glued, doweled, and corner-blocked joints designed to withstand motion stress
Wood Grain & Species
Internal framing uses mixed hardwoods (such as maple or oak) and engineered wood; not visible externally
Surface Treatment
Fabric surface treated with modern textile finishes for stain resistance; no exposed wood or applied surface finishes
Upholstery Details
Fully upholstered in a durable woven fabric with an interlocking geometric pattern, featuring piped (welted) seams along the rolled arms and back cushions, plush attached or semi-attached backrest, and a thick reversible seat cushion
Hardware & Fittings
Internal concealed steel swivel-glider mechanism and reclining hardware; no visible external hardware
Origin & Provenance
Likely manufactured in North America or imported from Asian manufacturing hubs specializing in motion furniture
Condition Notes
Appears to be in very good to excellent used condition with clean fabric, intact seams, and no obvious stains, fading, or structural sagging visible
Interesting Facts
Chairs of this type are exceptionally popular in modern home nurseries due to the combination of soothing gliding motion and supportive armrests for feeding infants
Cultural Significance
Represents the modern evolution of comfort-driven residential interior design, where ergonomic motion furniture is successfully integrated into stylish, pattern-rich home decor schemes
Similar Pieces
Traditional stationary club chairs, standard wingbacks, or modern push-back recliners; distinguished primarily by the presence of hidden swivel and glider motion mechanics
Care & Maintenance
Regular vacuuming with an upholstery attachment, spot cleaning with a mild water-based detergent or professional upholstery cleaning, and avoiding prolonged direct sunlight to prevent fabric fading
Value Estimate
Estimated retail value between $400 and $800 depending on brand, fabric grade, and mechanical quality; secondary market resale value typically $150-$300
Sustainability Notes
Standard mass-produced foam and synthetic fabric construction; limited sustainability features aside from product longevity through durable frame construction and potential for reupholstery