Recliners

Comfort That Belongs in Every Room

There’s a particular kind of comfort that only a good recliner delivers. The chair you sink into after a long day, the one that becomes the most fought-over seat in the house. A recliner should do more than function, though. The best ones earn their place, a piece you’re happy to look at, not one you tuck into a corner and hope no one notices.

That’s the balance Allure looks for in every recliner we carry. Clean lines, considered proportions, and materials that feel as refined as they are relaxing. Modern and spare or warm and layered, the right recliner fits the room instead of fighting it. Our Dublin showroom is where you find that piece, and where you actually sit in it before you decide.

Recliner Styles for the Living Room

Forget the oversized loungers that used to take over a room. The recliners you’ll find now are sleeker, smarter, and made to be seen. The styles run from clean and architectural to soft and deep, and the one that’s right for you comes down to how you unwind and how your room is arranged.

Power recliners move with the touch of a button, and many bring adjustable headrests, lumbar support, and USB charging along with them.

Manual recliners keep things simple, easing back with a smooth push or a side lever.

Swivel and glider recliners add a gentle sway, at home in a reading nook or beside a sunny window.

Wall-huggers recline with barely any room behind them, a quiet solution when space is at a premium.

If you’re weighing one style against another, that’s a conversation worth having in person, where you can feel the difference for yourself.

Should You Choose a Leather or Fabric Recliner?

Material sets the entire tone of a recliner, both how it looks in the room and how it feels day to day.
Neither is better outright. It comes down to the look you want and the way your household lives, and seeing both in person tends to make the choice obvious.

Choose A Chair That Suits the Room

A recliner needs room to do its job, so a little planning goes a long way. Measure the wall or corner where the chair will sit, and account for how far it extends when fully reclined. Standard recliners need several inches of clearance behind them, while wall-hugger designs need very little.

Scale matters just as much. An oversized recliner can overwhelm a compact living room, while a chair that’s too slight can look lost in a larger, open space. Think about proportion in relation to your sofa and the rest of your seating so the room feels balanced rather than crowded.

Comfort is the part you can’t judge from a photo. The seat depth, the firmness, the way the back supports you, all of it is personal. Sitting in a recliner before you buy is the only way to know it’s right.

Recliner Brands At Allure

We carry recliners from brands known for craftsmanship, comfort, and construction that lasts. Bradington-Young is a standout, a bench-made American upholstery house known for premium leather recliners with hundreds of leather and fabric options to choose from. Hooker Furniture brings an extensive range of power and leather recliners, many with features like power headrests, lumbar support, and USB charging. Bernhardt rounds out the selection with refined leather and motion seating designed to fit beautifully into a considered living room.

Each brand offers something a little different, but they share the quality and design sensibility that runs through everything in our showroom. The best way to feel the difference is to come sit in them yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of recliners are there?

The main styles are power (button-operated, often with extras like adjustable headrests and USB charging), manual (reclined with a lever or push), swivel and glider recliners that add gentle motion, and wall-huggers designed for tight spaces. Our team can help you match the style to your room.

Both have their strengths. Leather is durable, easy to wipe clean, and ages beautifully, which suits a classic or refined living room. Fabric offers more colors and a softer feel, and performance fabrics hold up well in busy households. Seeing both in person usually makes the choice clear.

It depends on the style. Standard recliners need several inches of clearance behind them to recline fully, while wall-hugger designs need very little. Measure your space first, and factor in how far the footrest extends when the chair is open.

For many people, yes. Power recliners let you adjust to any position with the touch of a button and often include features like power headrests, lumbar support, and USB charging. Manual recliners cost less and keep things simple. It comes down to your preference and budget.

Pricing varies with the brand, the materials, and the features you choose. Bench-made leather recliners from premium brands sit above mass-produced options, but they’re built to last for years and often come with extensive customization. Visit our Dublin showroom for current pricing on specific pieces.

Our showroom is at 6694 Amador Plaza Rd in Dublin, CA, open every day from 11 AM to 7 PM. You’re welcome to sit in the full range, compare styles and materials, and take your time deciding. We serve clients across Dublin, Pleasanton, San Ramon, and the greater Bay Area.

The Best Seat in the House Is Waiting

You can’t feel a recliner through a screen. Come sit with a few, notice what the photos leave out, the give of the leather, the ease of the mechanism, and the way one chair simply suits you better than the rest. We’re here to help when you want it, and happy to let you take your time.

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