The Carlyn Leather Swivel Glider features a Classic cushion and smooth swivel-glide motion for added comfort. Its leather upholstery and compact design make it suitable for various room settings.
The Carlyn Leather Swivel Glider combines a classic cushion with a smooth gliding and swivel mechanism. Its leather upholstery and armless profile provide comfort and a modern look.
The Carlyn Swivel Glider offers a Classic cushion and a smooth swivel-glide function for versatile seating. Its compact profile fits well in living rooms or nurseries.
The Carlyn Swivel Glider features a single cushion and classic fill, offering smooth gliding and swivel motion. Its armless design and supportive seat make it ideal for relaxation.
Leather swivel chair with wrap-around padding and a shallow seat depth, featuring a Blend Down Coil cushion and a padded back designed for snug support; available with or without nail head trim and sized for shorter stature comfort.
Leather swivel glider with wrap-around padding and a shallow seat depth, offering a Blend Down Coil cushion and a padded back designed to snuggle the sitter; nail head trim is standard but may be omitted.
Leather swivel glider with a padded back and shallow seat depth, designed for close, wrap‑around comfort and fitted with a Blend Down cushion; scaled for shorter statures and also offered as a swivel chair.
Leather swivel glider with wrap-around comfort, a padded back and Blend Down cushion, designed with a shallow seat depth and compact scale for shorter statures.
Modern barrel‑back leather swivel glider with track arms and an attached back pillow, featuring a plush down‑blend coil cushion for soft, supportive seating.
Transitional swivel glider with gently sloping arms, a loose knife-edge back pillow and Blend Down seat cushions, plus a curved back and subtle wing shaping for supportive seating.
Transitional swivel glider with gently sloping arms, a loose knife-edge back pillow and Blend Down seat cushions, featuring a curved back and subtle wing shape for a plush feel.
