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Well, some of us don't happen to have a separate "theatre room" Our living room doubles as theatre room I'm 71, have several health issues, and need a comfortable place in my home to rest and relax. I currently have a chair with a footstool. Because of the room layout it's placement makes it difficult to get in and out easily. It's not as comfortable as a recliner.

I'm currently searching for a new recliner, and the progress is disappointing. I don't want to order one that I haven't been able to sit in. Most of the recliners in the stores I've visited are ugly. Flexsteel makes some that look good but finding one to test is hard in my area. Even my couch is a reclining couch. Every chair has a place to put your feet up. I went to my relatives house last Thanksgiving and they have the same set up. Endless reclining opportunities.

It is an armchair with a footstool. This one looks similar to yours, but really IS a recliner. Judy, I got an Ekornes Stressless for my husband, in his office. He spends a good deal of time wandering and talking, on the phone, also sitting at his desk. He's a cardiac patient doing WELL!

A recliner, to me. I hated it. Gave it away after a few months. Recently bought another. Hate if. The second recliner made my back and neck ache and made my living room look like it belonged to a lazy redneck slob. Will not make the mistake a third time. The recliners with cup holders in them? They are the worst. In the sports den in the basement, they would look okay, though.

I saw a coffee table today with a lid--I thought there was a fire pit in there, but it was a place to put ice and beers. THAT is the table to go with the recliners with the cup holders. Daisy, it's not being a snob if one doesn't like recliners or really anything else.. Everyone buys what they like. Just because something is comfortable, doesn't mean that I'll buy it.. I have several that would work just fine with your chair, but my whole home is MCM.

Ann Smitt - How can you say that a chair that reclines and has a separate footstool is not a recliner. Just because we commonly see the built in footstool does not mean that it is required. One benefit to the Stressless foot stool is that the foot stool can be set flat, locked into place and used for additional seating when needed. The trend I hate is theatre seats that are basically recliners. They're uncomfortable and I don't want to recline when I pay good money to watch a movie. I want to sit upright.

That reminds me that I need to pre-order my tickets for True Grit next weekend May 5 so I can pick out the seat I like. Indem Sie weiterhin auf der Website surfen bzw. Mehr erfahren. Ultimate Lighting Sale. Bathroom Vanity Sale. Bestselling Chandeliers and Pendants. Sign In. Join as a Pro. Houzz TV. Houzz Research. Shop Featured Holiday Categories. Home Decor. Holiday Decor.

Christmas Trees. Holiday Lighting. Gift Cards. Do you shudder at the sight of a recliner in someone's living space or do you long to curl up with your legs up and sink into your very own?

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Email Save Comment Featured Answer. Luv Romantic 7 years ago. I love this one from ballards. Like 39 Save. Sort by: Oldest. Newest Oldest. See more comments. River Valley Cabinet Works 7 years ago. Like 1 Save. Had a recliner, no one except the occasional visiting family member used it.

I find that everyone tries to steal my big round ottoman. Doubles as extra seating too. As for the recliner,we gave ours to a neighbor, they were quite happy, it had massage too.

Like Save. Related Discussions Moving to a house with honey colored cabinets Houzz customers are also eligible for great discounts! It is made of genuine leather in a coffee color. The simplified traditional detailing makes it a good option in a contemporary home. This recliner is also genuine leather like the recliners above. Once again, the exposed legs make it look much more stylish than the recliners made years ago. The simple lines and lack of intricate detail make it modern.

It is not overly masculine or feminine and it has a contemporary style. The legs are stained dark, which provides a nice contrast with the light colored nail heads. The square lines and detailing make it very stylish. Once again, the dark stained feet create a contrast with the shiny silver nail heads. The chair above is not oversized or obnoxious, however it really is a recliner. Its simple shape, interesting fabric, and dark stained feet give it a contemporary style. This is definitely not a recliner from 20 years ago.

The recliner above comes in 72 different fabric options. It has a down blend cushion and brushed nickel nail heads. This recliner has a power recline, so it has to be plugged into an electrical outlet. Tips for Selecting a Stylish Recliner 1 Make sure it has decorative feet showing 2 Ensure that the reclining mechanism is not very visible.

For many people, the purchase of a La-Z-Boy may be a practical decision based on the way the US health care system works. If work leaves you with back pain, the American Chiropractic Association has endorsed La-Z-Boy reclining furniture, and programmers have shared how to hack one into a desk chair. Car reviewers were among the first in recent memory to use La-Z-Boy favorably when they compared cushy car seats to a recliner. The comparison expanded to include super-cushioned shoes and beds of seaweed for just-released baby sea turtles.

The 20th-century promise of America is collapsing around millennials, turning functional, once-uncool companies like La-Z-Boys into luxury brands. The association of La-Z-Boy with luxury seems linked to the advent of plush recliner seating at movie theaters, which started to take off around the early s , likely inspired by the home theaters of the super rich. Owning a La-Z-Boy is a shortcut to a taste of earned repose and literal leaning out , an act of passive consumer resistance to a culture of total work and burnout that offers no guarantee of the payoff that animated previous generations.

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