Recliners

The right recliner disappears into the room until you need it. Seldens carries recliners led by Ekornes alongside Fjords, Stickley, Northport and American Leather, mostly in leather, in power and manual, from the Nautilus zero gravity to the Sedona lift chair.

Power, Manual and the Space Behind the Chair

Manual recliners use your own weight and cost less to own, with nothing electrical to fail. Power gives you unlimited stopping points between upright and flat, which matters if your back is unhappy or you want to sit halfway. Either way, check the clearance the frame needs behind it. Some designs recline inside their own footprint and can sit close to a wall, while others need several inches to swing. Lift chairs rise to help you stand, and the Sedona is here for exactly that job.

Recliners That Do Not Announce Themselves

The old objection was that recliners looked like recliners. That has not been true for years. The frames in the Stressless collection read as lounge chairs with a matching ottoman, and Stickley builds motion into wood framed silhouettes that hold their own in a formal room. If you want movement across the whole seating group instead of one seat, look at power reclining sofas. A stationary chair with a matched ottoman gets you most of the way.

Shop Recliners in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

Recliners are sized to bodies, not to rooms. Seat height, back length and the angle at full extension all have to suit the person living in the chair, and the only way to know is to lie back in it. Our Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia showrooms stock small, medium and large frames from the same families so you can find your size, and complimentary design services will check the clearance behind the chair. Or see what is ready to go.