This reclining sofa features three seats (three of which recline). It is crafted by a manufacturer who places its focus on reclining furniture. The casual contemporary style will give your living room a bit of lift or add some style to your family sitting space. This reclining sofa is available in a large assortment of upholstery options through special order methods.
No Skirt - No Visible Leg
Attached Back
Sink-In Comfort with Reclina-Pedic Memory Foam
Enhance the level of comfort and personalized support with the addition of an inch-thick memory foam wrap to your seat cushion. The Reclina-Pedic recliner models use the body-hugging foam to provide support where you need it most.
Arm DescriptionTrack arms offer a contemporary style while soft, pillow-like padding keeps items in this collection feeling comfortable.
Arm Description
Track arms offer a contemporary style while soft, pillow-like padding keeps items in this collection feeling comfortable.
Leg / Base TypeNo Skirt - No Visible Leg
Leg / Base Type
No Skirt - No Visible Leg
Leg or Base DescriptionMinimal Show Reclining Mechanisms
Leg or Base Description
Minimal Show Reclining Mechanisms
Seat Back Type - UpholsteryAttached Back
Seat Back Type - Upholstery
Attached Back
Design StyleContemporary
Design Style
Contemporary
Fabric OptionsAvailable in a large assortment of upholstery options through special order methods.
Fabric Options
Available in a large assortment of upholstery options through special order methods.
Arm Type - UpholsteredPillow Arm
Arm Type - Upholstered
Pillow Arm
Back CushionAttached Back
Back Cushion
Attached Back
Item & Dimensions
ManufacturerSouthern Motion
Manufacturer
Southern Motion
The Marvel Double Reclining Contemporary Sofa, made by Southern Motion,
is brought to you by Broadway Furniture. Broadway Furniture is a local furniture store, serving the Portland, Lake Oswego, West Linn, Tigard, Tualatin, Beaverton, Sherwood, and Wilsonville area. Product availability may vary.
Contact us for the most current availability on this product.
