Christopher Knight HomeGDFStudio Christopher Knight Home Mervynn Mid-Century Modern Microfiber Recliners, 2-Pcs Set, Slate / Dark Espresso

As others have said, its a snap to assemble (literally) and light enough to pickup and carry around the room. Its still new, so have yet to see how it wears, but out of the box its perfect. Easy to stand from, unlike many other recliners that swallow you whole. I'm 5'11 and 250lbs and the chair is very comfortable. I like it so well that another one may be in the offing next month. Great price, nice chair.*** UPDATE ***So we did get a 2nd one after a month and love both chairs. Great value for a comfortable reading chair!

This classic style chair is budget priced but doesn't look cheap. Whether you'll enjoy sitting in it is an open question for each purchaser.Normally I wouldn't buy something where comfort, quality and size are important, but at a price of less than $200 for a recliner that something that looks so stylish I figured I'd take a risk.It arrived in one box and was easily assembled by screwing in the leg posts and gently pushing the seat back into place until it locked.The fabric is nice to the touch, looks comfortable and seems like it will last. The color is a perfect blend of red and orange. If it were more orange or more red I wouldn't like it, but this mixture of the two brings a strong sense of color to a room in a way that brings attention to itself without sticking out in a loud, glaring way. I really like it.This chair is a good size for me. I'm a 5'11 male with a normal build. Sitting or in the reclined mode it fits me well with just enough room to feel comfortable. It's cozy but not tight with space to stretch. My friends who are less than 5'5 would find the distance between the front and the seat back to be too deep, putting their legs in an awkward spot of not bending at the knee and resting on the floor.This chair is light enough that moving it around is easy. But that lightness also means that if you put it on a floor of some sort, you'll need to add something under the legs to cause it to grip otherwise it slides a lot. I've got the front legs on an 8x10 carpet mat and the back on the floor and I think that'll work to keep it in place.The only complaint is that the comfort of the seat and the seatback is not very good. I expect the seat foam to break in over time and become more soft like my sofa has, but the seat back feels like a flat piece of cardboard with light padding and some nice fabric over it. I can tolerate it and for a cost less than $200 I can try it for many months, but I'm already looking at replacing this in the long run. It does support my back well, it just isn't soft and comforting. So for sitting, it does its job nicely. For reading in recliner mode, it works. If the same chair was made in a deluxe model for $100 more,I'd have bought that and been very satisfied.This weekend I tried the West Elm Rhys Mid-Century Recliner. Google it: it looks like almost exactly the same chair with minor differences in the recliner parts and maybe the seatback. Despite the similarity in looks, it feels much, much better in the seat and seat back. But, it lists at $699 and takes 6-8 weeks to get in the same color.I'm happy I bought this chair because it'll let me test how a chair like this looks in my apartment and it'll let me measure how much I actually use it. If I do use it a lot, then I'll probably replace it with something like the West Elm on sale and gift this away to someone who needs it. But for now, I'd recommend it for its balance of features and price.Read the other reviews for more details and put emphasis on what we're all saying about the dimensions if your shorter, taller or heavier built than an average man or woman.

We love these chairs, and they look good in our living room. I slept in one of these for a couple weeks after csection because I couldn’t lay down without popping a stitch. Two things to consider: if you are a hefty person and plan on using these daily and often, the legs aren’t the most sturdy things out there, and if you are a tall person, you may want to get something else if you want to recline. I’m barely over 5 ft and as I write this review, my legs from lower calf and down are dangling over the foot rest, and the top of my head is right at the top of the back of the chair. I also find I have to put a pillow under my legs when I recline to make it comfy for me.All of that being said, it’s a great chair for light use, and a great price. Great for sipping coffee and visiting with a friend. Easy to assemble. I just don’t know how long they’ll last for us because we use them a lot. The front leg on one chair looks like it’s getting a bit loose and we’ve only had them 6 months. But then I sit in it nearly all day nursing a baby so 🤷🏻‍♀️ maybe they just aren’t intended for that much use, or I’m a bit too heavy for the chair.

I purchased these on Prime Day 2017. They came almost the next day, were easily assembled, and as described in the photo and description. They aren't as comfortable as a LazyBoy or other such chair, but they are comfortable, and for the price- they are fabulous! They are a good height for us ( 5'4 and 5'8 -and also for a friend who is 6'+). They recline well, not completely flat, but quite far (enough that our toddler grandkid can sleep on the two of them pushed together), which is good -but further than in the photo if you push it that far. The fabric is pretty and seems like it will wear well, crisp, like linen, but not.Anywho, for the price, the quality seems great.->UPDATE at this writing, July 2019, it has been two years since we purchase these chairs. As stated above they don't get everyday use, but at least weekly and so far they still look as good as the day we took them out of the box and put them together. My husband os a large man (250+ give or take) and he has used them to sleep in when he has been sick with a cold and can't sleep laying down, and finds them comfortable enough to get sleep. We have, several times, pushed them together and laid them as flat as they will go and used them together as one toddler bed, which worked great for little 3-4-5 yr old people spending the night.For the price, this has been a BARGAIN. You are not purchasing LANE, LAZY BOY, or ETHAN ALLEN, you're purchasing a $200 recliner. If you treat it reasonably it can be WELL WORTH THE COST.

Love this chair. It is on the small side but that’s what i wanted for my She Shed office. Is perfect to curl up in and read. I’m 5’8” so my feet do stick out quite a bit when reclining. If you are shorter you’ll be even more comfy. Can’t beat the price.

This stylish, comfortable chair arrived early and was in perfect condition; it's an ideal size for a small apartment and a snap to put together. It looks more expensive than it is, and the muted blue color is soothing and pretty.

Nice chairs in the summer room.

Really comfortable chairs a perfect addition to our kitchen/diner.The 1st chair arrived really quickly but the 2nd chair took nearly 2 weeks.They look great although as they are separate chairs they are not a matching set, we have noticed that the buttons on the back rest are different heights, not a issue for us.

This is a very comfortable and attractive piece of furniture which will enhance any room. Assembly is easy and the recliner feature adds to the comfort level. This is extremely good value for the price.

Think I had a bargain with these chairs! Very good quality and very easy to put together. Love the grey colour. Looses one star though due to the company initially only sending me one chair out of the pair. When I chased the other chair’s whereabouts they said they were out of stock so I could either return the first chair or keep it and have 50% off. When I asked further questions though suddenly they had more stock and I had another chair 10 days later with no explanation. Worked out in the end though despite the initial hassle so overall very happy.