This chair is just a gorgeous piece of furniture! The leather is so soft and I really appreciate the frame being built with durable kiln-dried hardwood along with a high resiliency foam for durability! The curved arms with the brass nail trim are stunning for any room or decor! The only downside about this chair is how narrow it is for someone who is needing a wider seat, but overall I love this chair!

The Braxton Pushback Recliner combines comfort and style with its easy pushback mechanism. The soft upholstery and supportive cushioning make it perfect for lounging. However, the recline angle isn't as deep as some might prefer. Overall, it's a stylish and functional choice for any living space.

The color of product is very rich and nice! The frame is sturdy and the cushions are forming to you as you sit in it. The upholstery elevates the chair and is a beautiful combination with the leather material. The easy push back recline feature makes the chair easy to maneuver.

This fabric is lovely. It is a nice black Bond leather chair. I like the brass studs on the arms and the sophisticated look. It was very hard to push back the recliner and the chair was a little bit large for me. I am five 3 1/2 and my feet could not touch the floor. If I sat back in the chair. It would be nice for a little bit taller person. I do think that this smaller chair would fit well in a space that a larger recliner would not. It comes in lovely colors.

I love the look of this recliner, and the cushions themselves are comfortable. What I'd like to see is higher arms for more relaxed seating. The pushback to recline is a little tough for me, but it is on most recliners of this type, I much prefer a button or lever.

This chair is nicely crafted with soft leather and a comfortable plush seat. It's a narrow chair so there wasn't a lot of room for my arms. When reclining my feet almost hung off of the edge and I'm 5 foot six. It's a nice looking chair well crafted, and pretty comfortable overall

This elegant bonded leather pushback recliner offers a perfect blend of luxury and comfort, with its smooth, rich leather finish that elevates any room's aesthetic. The pushback reclining mechanism is easy to use, providing a relaxing, laid-back experience with just a gentle push. With its sturdy frame and refined design, this recliner is both a stylish and durable addition to your living space.

This leather recliner has a sleek and well-proportioned design, making it a great fit for various spaces without feeling oversized. The bonded leather gives it a premium look and feel while also appearing durable for long-term use. However, the reclining mechanism requires some effort to push back, which might not be ideal for everyone, especially those looking for a smoother, more effortless recline. Overall, it's a stylish and sturdy option, but ease of use could be a factor to consider.

Seat is overly firm. Almost hard. One front leg screws in crooked and can't be fixed, but from reading other reviews, this seems the norm (and not the exception). It doesn't seem to make the chair unstable. Kind of sad, but It's not worth trying to replace the entire chair. I like the smaller size of this recliner. It doesn't take over the room. It looks really good and since it won't be used a lot in the room it's in, I don't think the leather will wear out like I've read other reviews. I'm happy with this purchase because I got it on sale.

I purchased these because they received very good reviews, but you get what you pay for, I guess. First, the 2 stars is mainly because I contacted Abbyson Living for customer service immediately after I received these, and...crickets, no response after 2+ weeks. The good part: I ordered 2 of these chairs and put them together rather easily. However, the reason for customer service contact was that one of the front legs on one chair would not tighten. Turns out the internal threaded 'cylinder' that marries with the leg extrusion was missing. I contacted customer service for some help in repairing this without sending it back. The rest of the chair parts are 'okay'. The flap at the back of each chair is not long enough to turn under and secure to the Velcro strip at the bottom of the frame. Believe me, the back is on as far as it can possibly go and it just will not reach to secure, so I will have to buy 2 velcro strips to fix this hanging flap if I want it to look proper. In regard to the front leg, basically, I clipped an "X" in the fabric where the leg should fit underneath, and went to the hardware store to obtain a part to engineer something that would work (which it now does). I figured I'd never get them returned/replaced if it depended on customer service answering my requests. For the money, they are very budget friendly, but in my opinion, you should not have to do anything other than put this together for it to be complete. If you aren't limited budget-wise, keep looking.