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30 x 44 x 34
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Get help with the fit30 x 44 x 34
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Get help with the fitAlready sold
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Ask Joey what’s come inThis taupe recliner is the kind of find that stops you mid-aisle: a color-forward lounge chair with mid-century lines and a built-in side table attachment that turns sitting into a small ritual. The silhouette is compact and purposeful, with a low, inviting seat and that extra perch for a lamp, book, or evening drink: personality without the sprawl.
Upholstered in a durable polyester with a wood frame, it measures about 30 by 44 by 34 inches, so it reads as a real chair rather than a bulky recliner. Condition is good: honest consignment wear that reads lived-in, not tired, with the side table still ready to work. The taupe tone sits between warm and muted, so it plays well with walnut, oak, and bolder textiles.
Park it beside a sofa in a reading corner, or let it be the statement seat in a bedroom or den. Pair with a brass floor lamp and a graphic throw. A smart score among vintage recliners Portland shoppers hunt for when they want function with mid-century attitude.
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