Roseland Furniture
Conway Chenille Reclining Armchair
Conway Chenille Reclining Armchair
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- Moss Green chenille reclining armchair with a tailored, upholstered profile
- One handle drops footrest and backrest into a full recline
- Channel stitching shapes the back from top to bottom
- Rolled, pillow-top arms wide enough to rest an elbow
- Deep foam-filled cushion over the frame
- Solid wood and metal frame underneath the chenille cover
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Delivery Info
One Handle, Easy Recline
Pull the handle on the side of the Conway and the footrest extends while the backrest lowers at the same time, taking it from upright to a full recline in two swift motions. It's built around having somewhere to properly switch off at the end of the day.
Soft Chenille, Structured by Stitching
The Moss Green chenille has a fine, brushed pile that feels soft to the touch. Channel stitching runs the full height of the back, keeping the shape structured whether the chair is upright or fully reclined.
Comfort That Carries to the Arms
The seat cushion is deep-filled with foam, while thick padding carries through to the rolled arms, so the comfort doesn't stop at the cushion. Moss Green brings a natural, botanical quality that settles easily into both traditional and more contemporary rooms, giving the Conway's classic armchair shape a Transitional character.
See our other armchairs, or browse manual recliner sofas and chairs for the same mechanism in a two- or three-seat option.
Additional Dimensions:
- Seat height: 52cm
- Arm height: 63cm
- Seat width: 67cm
- Seat depth: 52cm
Care & Safety Information
- Clean with water-based solutions only using a soft non abrasive cloth.
- Fully tested and compliant with Furniture and Furnishings (Fire Safety) Regulations 1988.
- Reclining mechanism tested to 136kg (21.5 stone).
Important: Please use the measurement on this page to ensure the armchair can be moved to the room of your choice - be sure to check the size of any doors. If you intend to put the chair in an upstairs room, pay close attention to the size and shape of stairwells.
Cushion Care
Your armchair cushion bears the brunt of day-to-day use. In order to keep them looking and feeling at their best, we recommend the following:
- Cushions tend to flatten over time – this is a normal part of wear and tear. By plumping your armchair cushions regularly, you can extend their life and keep them looking fuller for longer. Foam cushions require plumping at least once a week. Fibre cushions require more frequent attention to keep them looking their best – we recommend daily.
- If the design of the chair allows, flip your cushions periodically to ensure even wear on each side.
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