Leather

Enjoy the comfort and quality you've come to expect from La-Z-Boy Glove-soft, durable top-grain leather seating surfaces. The soft leather seating is so comfortable you will feel the difference the moment you sit down. Pronounced lumbar form supports your lower back to provide exceptional comfort and support. Closed, solid-wood armrests are padded to help relieve shoulder strain. Cushioned armrests give your forearms and elbows the support they need. When arms are properly supported, shoulders remain relaxed, reducing the likelihood of muscle strain while you work. Waterfall seat cushion slopes slightly downward to help reduce stress on your legs. Seat cushion features a downward slope toward the back of your knees, alleviating pressure and promoting better circulation in the legs. Tilt... Less

Back reclines at the push of a button for customized comfort! Plush leather seating surfaces for a luxurious look and feel. Enjoy the comfort and quality you've come to expect from La-Z-Boy. Tilt controls offer optimal positioning. Find your fit! Adjust the tilt tension knob to easily alter the amount of resistance needed to recline in your chair. Lumbar feature supports your lower back and enhances the natural curve of your spine. Waterfall seat cushion slopes slightly downward to help reduce stress on your legs. Armrests help relieve shoulder strain. Sturdy solid wood base adds style and durability. Simple assembly is required. GREENGUARD certified for healthier indoor air quality. Manufactured with reduced harsh chemicals and with processes that are 'low VOC' (low in volatile organic... Less

Back reclines at the push of a button for customized comfort! Plush leather seating surfaces for a luxurious look and feel. Enjoy the comfort and quality you've come to expect from La-Z-Boy. Tilt controls offer optimal positioning. Find your fit! Adjust the tilt tension knob to easily alter the amount of resistance needed to recline in your chair. Lumbar feature supports your lower back and enhances the natural curve of your spine. Waterfall seat cushion slopes slightly downward to help reduce stress on your legs. Armrests help relieve shoulder strain. Sturdy solid wood base adds style and durability. Simple assembly is required. GREENGUARD certified for healthier indoor air quality. Manufactured with reduced harsh chemicals and with processes that are 'low VOC' (low in volatile organic... Less

La Z Boy Horizon series mid back chair is upholstered in genuine topgrain leather and has hardwood veneer arms with an attractive mahogany finish. Top grade spring system in back and seat provides allday comfort.Chair features instant lift height seat height adjustment, fireretardant foam cushions, builtin lumbar support in back rest, and a waterfall seat. Meets ANSI/BIFMA safety standards.Ships fully assembled. QS92120

Hillsdale - Bar stools - 62970 - Classic, elegant and majestic, the Fleur de Lis Swivel Bar Stool is all of this and more. It has a rich warm wood finish with golden highlights and a black leather seat. The back rest's Fleur de Lis symbol, and the stools traditional style, will add elegance to any room in your home. Island vanity finish Leather seat 360 degree swivel Some assembly may be required Suited for Residential Use Only Specifications: Overall dimensions: 48.5 H x 19.5 W x 19.5 D Seat height: 31 Weight: 40 lbs

The sturdy legs and simple lines of this very affordable Mexican rustic pine coffee table give it a classic look that combines well with a leather sofa or other southwestern decor. The distressed finish of the handmade wooden tabletop excuses the occasional spill and weary foot. The large surface has plenty of room for books, magazines, newspapers, or a game of cards. This charming rustic pine furniture piece has been produced with care using a combination of new, kiln-dried ponderosa pine and genuine wormwood accent planks between 50 and 250 years old. It is finished with a rich, honey-colored furniture wax to bring the wood grain to life. All iron and hardware is hand-forged with a distressed, rust-colored finish. Every piece is 100% solid wood (no laminates, particle board, or... Less

Shaped High Back Guest Chair Black Leather Chocolate patina finished frame Two Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty Arm height from floor 28.5''

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The series comes in a smaller version referred to as the LC2 and a larger version known as the LC3 considered more appropriate for practical living purposes. Remarkably comfortable, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as cushion baskets. A striking feature of the LC3 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC3 that is attractive, the metal frame work means design detail from the sides and back allowing for easy placement even in the middle of a room. The Le Corbusier LC3 set is often used in a group of 2... Less

Classic, elegant, and majestic, the Fleur de Lis counter stool from Hillsdale features a warm cherry finish with golden accents and a supple black leather seat. Whether you choose to use this swivel stool at an elevated dining table, a kitchen island, a counter, or a bar, it will fit seamlessly into your traditional decorating scheme. Measures 42.5 H x 19.5 W x 19.5 D; 25 seat height.

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The series comes in a smaller version referred to as the LC2 and a larger version known as the LC3 considered more appropriate for practical living purposes. Remarkably comfortable, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as cushion baskets. A striking feature of the LC3 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC3 that is attractive, the metal frame work means design detail from the sides and back allowing for easy placement even in the middle of a room. The Le Corbusier LC3 set is often used in a group of 2... Less

Hillsdale - Bar stools - 62994 - Classic, elegant and majestic, the Fleur de Lis stool is all of this and more. It has a warm cherry finish with golden highlights and a black leather seat. This traditional style backless stool will add elegance to any room in your home. Distressed cherry finish with copper highlights Swivels Black leather upholstered seat Specifications: Dimensions: 30 H x 19 W x 19 D Seat height: 30 Weight: 40 lbs

This attractive barstool features hand-carved flourishes on the base of the seat and the top of each leg. warm cherry finish with golden highlights black leather seat that swivels Polyurethane/leat her/cherry veneer. Measures 19x19x24H; 24 seat height. Assembled. Imported. Available in colors: Gold. Available from JCPenney.

Our Mission Oak Furniture Collection exemplifies classic mission styling through intricate rectangular designs, rich oak grains and color, hammered iron accents and leather upholstery. A modern update is achieved through innovative design elements, such as expandable and hidden compartments, and well-thought-out functional pieces to make your life easier. The pieces are made of solid red oak wood, quarter sawed to raise and maximize the grain's appearance in classic mission style, and oak veneers. The wood is finished in a cherry stain to provide a warm appealing color. The case goods feature solid oak tops 1 thick. The drawers are built with solid oak fronts 3/4 thick, solid birch sides and backs, and cedar lined bottoms. They also feature English dovetail drawers, full-extension ball... Less

Shaped High Back Desk Chair Gas lift Swivel tilt mechanism Genuine leather Five star hooded caster base Seat Height: 20'' - 24'' Back Height: 41.5'' - 45.5'' Maximum chair height: 45.5'' Chocolate patina finished frame Two Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The series comes in a smaller version referred to as the LC2 and a larger version known as the LC3 considered more appropriate for practical living purposes. Remarkably comfortable, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as cushion baskets. A striking feature of the LC3 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC3 that is attractive, the metal frame work means design detail from the sides and back allowing for easy placement even in the middle of a room. The Le Corbusier LC3 set is often used in a group of 2... Less

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The LC2 Petit (or Petite) series is the smaller of two versions Le corbusier created. Even in 1928, apartment living in Paris required a well thought out compact furniture design. Le Corbusier recognized this and designed for the need. A noticeable feature of the LC2 is the separate appearance of the additional top seat cushion. Remarkably comfortable and compact, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as cushion baskets. A striking feature of the LC2 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC2 that is... Less

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The LC2 Petit (or Petite) series is the smaller of two versions Le corbusier created. Even in 1928, apartment living in Paris required a well thought out compact furniture design. Le Corbusier recognized this and designed for the need. A noticeable feature of the LC2 is the separate appearance of the additional top seat cushion. Remarkably comfortable and compact, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as cushion baskets. A striking feature of the LC2 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC2 that is... Less

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The LC2 Petit (or Petite) series is the smaller of two versions Le corbusier created. Even in 1928, apartment living in Paris required a well thought out compact furniture design. Le Corbusier recognized this and designed for the need. A noticeable feature of the LC2 is the separate appearance of the additional top seat cushion. Remarkably comfortable and compact, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as cushion baskets. A striking feature of the LC2 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC2 that is... Less

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The series comes in a smaller version referred to as the LC2 and a larger version known as the LC3 considered more appropriate for practical living purposes. Remarkably comfortable, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as cushion baskets. A striking feature of the LC3 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC3 that is attractive, the metal frame work means design detail from the sides and back allowing for easy placement even in the middle of a room. The Le Corbusier LC3 set is often used in a group of 2... Less

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The LC2 Petit (or Petite) series is the smaller of two versions Le corbusier created. Even in 1928, apartment living in Paris required a well thought out compact furniture design. Le Corbusier recognized this and designed for the need. A noticeable feature of the LC2 is the separate appearance of the additional top seat cushion. Remarkably comfortable and compact, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as cushion baskets. A striking feature of the LC2 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC2 that is... Less

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The LC2 Petit (or Petite) series is the smaller of two versions Le corbusier created. Even in 1928, apartment living in Paris required a well thought out compact furniture design. Le Corbusier recognized this and designed for the need. A noticeable feature of the LC2 is the separate appearance of the additional top seat cushion. Remarkably comfortable and compact, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as cushion baskets. A striking feature of the LC2 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC2 that is... Less

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The LC2 Petit (or Petite) series is the smaller of two versions Le corbusier created. Even in 1928, apartment living in Paris required a well thought out compact furniture design. Le Corbusier recognized this and designed for the need. A noticeable feature of the LC2 is the separate appearance of the additional top seat cushion. Remarkably comfortable and compact, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as cushion baskets. A striking feature of the LC2 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC2 that is... Less

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The LC2 Petit (or Petite) series is the smaller of two versions Le corbusier created. Even in 1928, apartment living in Paris required a well thought out compact furniture design. Le Corbusier recognized this and designed for the need. A noticeable feature of the LC2 is the separate appearance of the additional top seat cushion. Remarkably comfortable and compact, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as cushion baskets. A striking feature of the LC2 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC2 that is... Less

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The LC2 Petit (or Petite) series is the smaller of two versions Le corbusier created. Even in 1928, apartment living in Paris required a well thought out compact furniture design. Le Corbusier recognized this and designed for the need. A noticeable feature of the LC2 is the separate appearance of the additional top seat cushion. Remarkably comfortable and compact, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as cushion baskets. A striking feature of the LC2 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC2 that is... Less

The Le Corbusier sofa set series was originally designed in 1928 for the Maison La Roche house in Paris. The design is the modernist response to the traditional club chair. The series comes in a smaller version referred to as the LC2 and a larger version known as the LC3 considered more appropriate for practical living purposes. Remarkably comfortable, Le Corbusier often referred to the pieces as cushion baskets. A striking feature of the LC3 is the externalized metal frame supporting the base, extending as the legs and running the entire length of the piece. Its not just the front of the LC3 that is attractive, the metal frame work means design detail from the sides and back allowing for easy placement even in the middle of a room. The Le Corbusier LC3 set is often used in a group of 2... Less