Bring the movie theater experience to your home with this amazing loveseat. Featuring power headrests and power leg rests as well as hidden arm storage, cupholders and blue LED lighted cupholders and base treatments, this loveseat provides the ultimate movie-watching experience. Check out the rest of the Daytona Collection and let the whole family feel like they’re at the cinema. Covered in 85% Polyester and 15% Polyurethane. Cleaning code: “S”.
Welcome to your new favorite chair. Featuring power headrests and power leg rests as well as hidden arm storage, blue LED lighted cupholders and base treatments, you won’t want to leave this amazing Daytona Collection power recliner. Add it to the rest of the collection and convert your living room into a flawless comfort zone. Covered in 85% Polyester and 15% Polyurethane. Cleaning code: “S”.
Wildly popular, warehouse or barn style doors have become a staple in many homes across America. Reminiscent of simpler times, their appeal is understandable and undeniable. This TV console fireplace features functional forged iron hardware and rolling doors. Bring "The Look" home today with Farmhouse.
Wildly popular, warehouse or barn style doors have become a staple in many homes across America. Reminiscent of simpler times, their appeal is understandable and undeniable. The TV console features functional forged iron hardware and rolling doors. Bring "The Look" home today with Farmhouse.
Wildly popular, warehouse or barn style doors have become a staple in many homes across America. Reminiscent of simpler times, their appeal is understandable and undeniable. The TV console fireplace features functional forged iron hardware and rolling doors. Bring "The Look" home today with Farmhouse.
The Augusta chest stands 56” tall and boasts five English dovetail drawers for added storage in a creamy white finish. The felt-top drawers have cedar veneer bottoms and are equipped with FEG ball bearing guides for easy opening and closing. Each drawer is adorned with decorative zinc rings and knobs.
