Curtis Manual Recliner

The Curtis brings a quiet authority to the recliner form, its generous proportions — thirty and a half inches wide, nearly forty-four inches tall — lending the piece a substantial, enveloping presence without sacrificing elegance of line. C.R. Laine has long understood that comfort and refinement need not be in opposition, and the Curtis stands as a considered expression of that philosophy. Its silhouette reads as architecture first, seating second — a distinction that allows it to anchor a library, a study, or a carefully composed living room with equal composure.