The Channing recliner is a refined retreat, featuring zero-gravity power recline with adjustable lumbar and headrest for personalized comfort at the touch of a button. Wrapped in rich top-grain leather with sculpted arms, antique brass nail trim, and plush cushioning, it blends timeless style with effortless relaxation-complete with hidden conveniences and a seamless extension footrest.
Cover: Renaissance Cinnamon
Material: Top Grain Leather with Match (X)
- Zero-gravity power recline and lumbar with independently operating power headrest
- Leather Where It Matters upholstery features genuine top-grain leather on the seats, leg rests, and entire arms-inside, outside, and front-facing-everywhere you sit, touch, and see, while the back panel alone is crafted in perfectly coordinating leather match for a clean, finished look
- Power recline switch includes Home button to bring all positions back to upright seating as well as a USB and USB-C port with Intelliswitch technology that automatically senses and turns off its power draw
- Zero-gravity mechanism creates customizable comfort with limitless reclining positions at the touch of a button
- Modern scroll arm with the subtle curvature continuing along the low-profile wingback
- Decorative antique brass nail trim, individually nailed by skilled craftsmen
- Removable backs stuffed with virgin polyester fiber filling, bagged in muslin baffled back compartments to avoid foam slippage which helps to maintain the shape of each cushion
- Seat cushions are 2.2 density foam with a generous layer of fiber batting inserted into a muslin casing
- Hidden extension footrest
- Ready to easily mount any FreeMotion® bracket and battery
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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