Snug Compact Leather Manual Recliner Corner Sofa- World of Leather

They’re exceptionally comfortable and snugly compact, so it’s no wonder the sofas and chairs in the Snug collection are so popular. They’re stylish with contemporary curved lines. And they’re wonderfully comfortable to relax in, deeply cushioned with high backs. Opt for fabric or leather upholstery in a choice of lovely colours. You may be tempted by the option of manual recliners or power recliners with USB ports. Feel cocooned in comfort with the Snug compact leather recliner corner sofa. It’s snug enough to suit smaller rooms, but can seat up to 4, so you can relax with family and friends. The deep foam and fibre seat cushions on sprung seats are so inviting, with the added luxury of fibre filled back cushions and foam with fibre top arm pads. A high back with integral headrests ensures you’re properly supported, and you can add optional power or manual 1 recliner if you want to really unwind. The power recliner includes USB ports. Soft, contemporary lines and stitching detailing add to the attractiveness of this sofa, made exclusively for Furniture Village. The upholstery is family friendly leather, in a choice of shades. Part of the fantastic value Snug collection. Did you know?. Leather is a beautiful, natural material with its own unique marks and characteristics, so texture, tone and colour can vary slightly in and between panels. Leather stretches, softens and settles with use. When you sit on a new leather sofa or chair it’s normal for the leather to ‘puddle’ slightly due to initial stretching. A simple smoothing of the leather across the top of the seat cushion if this occurs keeps your sofa or chair looking good. Interiors settle over time so, to maximise comfort, please plump the seat and back cushions regularly, and – where possible – turn and rotate to ensure even wear. Wipe leather upholstery with a damp cloth, and please use only the recommended cleaning products. If your sofa or chair is a recliner model, please allow time for the recliner to settle. Minor gaps are necessary for ease of motion, and vary depending on floor type. Manual recliners can feel a little stiff at first, but the motion eases with use.