Leather Wingback Recliner

Genuine Leather Wingback Recliner With Leg Support Bar

Birch Lane™

What We Like: The nailhead trim placement

What We Don’t Like: Does not have a position lock

Not So Good For: People taller than six feet

Perfect For: Those who like a firmer seat cushion

This wingback leather recliner comes in navy blue and dark gray for a cool hue that looks great in farmhouse and modern homes. It has silver nailhead trim, brown leg color, and is a manual pushback with three positions. The cushions are removable and are stuffed with down fill for added comfort.

The lower back cushion gives more lumbar support making it a good choice for people with back aches and issues. The wooden bars that connect to the legs add stability and style, but some people see the bar as a distraction or an eyesore.

Leather Wingback Recliner Armchair With Tufted Back

Birch Lane™

What We Like: Its timeless grandfatherly style

What We Don’t Like: Minimal lumbar support

Not So Good For: Resting at the mid-recline level

Perfect For: Making a statement in the study or living room

Traditional and handsome, this wingback leather recliner sits wide and short like a club chair. It has three recline positions, the seat cushion can be removed to clean, and a tufted backrest and nailhead trim for flair.

There are five genuine leather colors you can select from: two shades of blue, tawny, fudge, and wine. Place a small round side table beside it to set a lamp for mood lighting and reading. If you are tall this is not the best option for you because there is no head support.

$1299.99 $2130

Wingback Leather Recliner With Scroll Armrests

What We Like: Smooth and fluid build

What We Don’t Like: The wingback is very minimal

Not So Good For: People who dislike backrests without locking mechanisms

Perfect For: Mid-century modern styles

Supported by tapered birch wood legs painted a red brown, this leather wingback recliner can hold 250 pounds. Its leg style and wavy armrests make it perfect for mid-century modern styles and the nailhead trim on the sides add a dainty touch.

Although the armrests are stylish, the shape of them deters some as its not the most comfortable to relax on. There are eighteen colors to choose from allowing you to match the color of this wingback leather recliner to the colors in your home.

Faux Leather Wingback Recliner With Recessed Arms

Willa Arlo™ Interiors

What We Like: Classy long stitch seams at the top of the seat

What We Don’t Like: Only a 120-degree angle recline

Not So Good For: Those who dislike faux leather

Perfect For: People who hate readjusting the seat cushions

This wingback leather recliner gives off a French country feel with its tufted backrest, small armrests, and black legs. Cognac and brown leather, both options look great in rooms painted in warm or cool tones.

It is made of bonded and faux leather, has three recline positions that can be locked into place, and is a manual push back. It does not repel water well and is strictly an indoor armchair. To help blend the black legs into a room, find a small black table to set next to it or black picture frames.

$349.99 $319.99

Wingback Electric Recliner Chair With Heat Massage

Consofa

What We Like: Heat and massage capabilities

What We Don’t Like: Made for smaller individuals

Not So Good For: Those who like a simpler recliner

Perfect For: People in physical labor jobs or anyone wanting an extra relaxing seat

For many people, a chair with a heated massage function is one of the best wingback recliners. It comes with a remote control that has lumbar heat, massage parts and modes, vibration strength, and a timer setting. There is even a side pocket to store the remote control and your favorite magazines.

The blue leather wingback recliner is great in modern homes, while the yellow brown tone is a good choice for a rustic farmhouse style. It is ideal for anyone in need of a more relaxing and advanced recliner chair.