The Iola Collection. Via the attached controller, you are taken from seating to reclining or standing position. The dark brown cover, rolled arms and nail head accent further lend the classic look of the collection.
The Keamey Collection. Ample seating is covered in dark grey fabric, with light grey contrast welt, resulting in a pleasurable seating experience. Bookending this substantially sized seating group are the left or right end units that are offered as reclining chair or push back chaise.
The Metz Collection. An Armless chair allows you to extend the sectional by dividing the available left side two-seater and right side chaise, or use as a separate seat. A wide ottoman provides space to kick up your heels, allow for extra seating, or when aligned together with the sectional, you can create one large sleeping area. Offered in graphite fabric cover.
The Lucille Accent Chair. Retro lines need not stay in the past with the mid-century inspired lines of the Lucille Collection. With fabric offerings that range from neutral to bold such as beige, gray, blue, and orange further complemented with button-tufted accenting and stylishly appointed legs, this
classic accent chair will provide a look that shows your personal style.
The Alamosa Collection. Unfettered design allows for placement in a number of casual living room settings. It allows the movement of an armless chair, within the configuration, to extend the left or right side to fit your space. Covered in brown chenille, the feather down blend seats and backs are supported by eight-way hand tied construction.
The Oriole Collection. The black Airehyde match cover is utilized for comfort and durability. Ample seating creates a plush platform for your relaxation, with each piece in the collection offering unique functionality. The dual reclining sofa features a drop down center seat back that opens to reveal a table top and cup holders.
The Palila Collection. The chocolate covering is a versatile choice for a number of room environments. A manual reclining mechanism, with the pull of the handle, takes you from a seated to prone position, creating the ultimate platform for relaxation.
