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The Scarlett is a push-back recliner built to pass as a stationary accent chair. Tapered arms, tall wooden legs and a solid foam back give it a cleaner, more upright silhouette than the overstuffed rocker-recliners La-Z-Boy is known for. Push back on the seat and it settles into two reclining positions, no lever or handle. It suits people who want recline comfort in a living room or bedroom without a bulky motion-furniture look. Against rival high-leg recliners, the two-position mechanism is simpler than the infinite-glide or power options others sell, and the blown-fiber seat needs more fluffing than foam. Owners rate it highly, praising the look and comfort; the recurring gripes are the limited recline range and the effort needed to push it back.
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Lowest price we've seen: $539.99 on Nov 4 at NFM. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 4.
Owners rate the Scarlett very highly, mostly for how it looks and how comfortable it is for reading and TV. Complaints center on the short recline travel and the force needed to push it back.
The Scarlett is a high-leg push-back recliner with the look of a stationary chair. It has casually tapered arms and tall, decorative wood legs. The back cushion uses solid foam for a clean, structured look.
To recline, push back. The 2-position reclining mechanism gives two positions of reclining comfort. The cushions are filled with double-picked blown fiber for improved loft and shape retention.
