- Is the Gemono real leather?
- It is leather match. The seat, back and armrest faces are leather; the sides and back use a matching synthetic material. That keeps the look consistent at a lower cost than full leather.
- Does it need space behind it to recline?
- Yes. It is not a wall-hugger, so leave clearance behind the backrest for it to lean back fully. Measure your room before placing it close to a wall.
- How is it powered?
- A single motor runs the recline, controlled by a button on the side of the chair. It plugs into a standard outlet, so you need power within reach of the chair.
- Does it have a USB port or power headrest?
- No. It has one recline motor and no USB charging and no separately adjustable headrest. If you want those, look at higher-tier power recliners.
- Which color should I pick?
- Brown, beige and gray are offered. Brown and beige warm up a room with wood tones; gray suits cooler, modern palettes.
- Is it good for everyday lounging?
- It works for reading and TV, but the foam is firm and the recline is a single motor. People who want deep sink-in comfort or adjustable lumbar should try it in person first.
- Where is the Furniture of America Gemono Modern Leather Match Power Recliner cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $811.89, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Furniture of America Gemono Modern Leather Match Power Recliner?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Walmart.