La-Z-Boy Swivel Rocker Recliner
Seating (Armchair, Swivel Rocker, Recliner) · Contemporary / Transitional (Late 20th to Early 21st Century) · La-Z-Boy (La-Z-Boy Incorporated)
Type
Seating (Armchair, Swivel Rocker, Recliner)
Style Period
Contemporary / Transitional (Late 20th to Early 21st Century)
Material
Engineered hardwood and metal frame, high-density polyurethane foam padding, woven polyester-blend upholstery fabric
Age Estimate
Circa 2000s-2020s modern production
Dimensions
Estimated height 38-42 inches, width 34-36 inches, depth 36-38 inches, typical of standard living room club-style motion chairs
Origin
United States (American brand)
Designer/Maker
La-Z-Boy (La-Z-Boy Incorporated)
Value Estimate
Pre-owned retail value range of $200 to $500 for the pair, depending on local market demand, exact model tier, and mechanical condition
Description
A matching pair of contemporary La-Z-Boy swivel rockers upholstered in a stylish gray and white geometric quatrefoil pattern. These chairs combine plush comfort with versatile motion, featuring clean track-style arms, supportive high backs, and thick seat cushions. Accented with dark navy blue throw pillows, they offer a sophisticated transitional look suited for modern living rooms, dens, or sunrooms.
Key Features
360-degree swivel action, integrated rocking motion, transitional track arms, continuous upholstered base hiding the mechanical components, and a striking gray-and-white geometric fabric pattern
Color & Finish
Gray and white geometric quatrefoil or trellis pattern on the upholstery fabric, paired with dark blue decorative throw pillows featuring leather-like faces
Construction Method
Machine-made industrial manufacturing featuring a heavy-duty steel reclining and swivel-rocking mechanism attached to an engineered wood frame
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Factory assembly utilizing metal fasteners, heavy staples, corner blocks, and precision-cut engineered wood joints designed for mass production durability
Wood Grain & Species
Internal framing utilizes standard utility lumber (such as mixed hardwoods or pine) concealed completely by upholstery
Surface Treatment
Fully upholstered with fabric featuring a printed or jacquard-woven geometric motif; no exposed wood or applied surface finishes
Upholstery Details
Woven patterned fabric upholstery with welted (piped) seams, loose box-edge seat cushions, and high-back styling; includes contrasting dark accent pillows
Hardware & Fittings
Internal heavy-duty steel swivel mechanism, rocker springs, and reclining linkage system; no visible external hardware except for hidden motion handles
Origin & Provenance
United States (American brand)
Condition Notes
Good pre-owned condition; fabric appears generally clean with normal signs of light use, and the structural motion mechanisms are assumed functional based on visual integrity
Interesting Facts
La-Z-Boy invented the first reclining chair in 1927, patented by cousins Edward Knabusch and Edwin Shoemaker in Monroe, Michigan, revolutionizing casual comfort furniture
Cultural Significance
Represent the quintessential American comfort-oriented living room culture, bridging the gap between traditional bulky recliners and modern transitional interior design aesthetics
Similar Pieces
Standard club chairs, stationary armchairs, and motion recliners from brands like Ashley Furniture, Ethan Allen, or Crate & Barrel; distinguished primarily by the inclusion of hidden swivel-rocker mechanisms and La-Z-Boy branding
Care & Maintenance
Vacuum fabric regularly using an upholstery attachment to remove dust and debris; spot clean with a mild water-based cleaning agent or professional upholstery cleaner; keep away from direct sunlight to prevent fabric fading
Value Estimate
Pre-owned retail value range of $200 to $500 for the pair, depending on local market demand, exact model tier, and mechanical condition
Sustainability Notes
Built for high durability and long-term use which reduces replacement frequency, though constructed with standard commercial materials (polyfoam, engineered wood, steel) with limited eco-certifications
Notes
Lazy boy