Win-Win!
Gone are the days when recliners really sucked. You know what I’m talking about…the overstuffed rolled arm, puffball-of-a-chair. Gross. If my husband requested a recliner in our apartment before we were married, I would’ve broken up with him. Immediately. Just kidding (maybe). Clearly I would at least have tried super hard to plead my case, probably by blaming it on my “weak stomach.” “Sorry babe, I can’t spend 1/2 my life fighting off my gag reflex every time I enter our living room. I’m sure you’d agree that’s not a healthy way to live.”
The good news is, recliners have come a looooooong way. Finally furniture designers have figured out a way to disguise the reclining feature and trick those who are “recliner adverse” into thinking these are just regular chairs. Thank God.
Modern day recliners are like marriage counselors. They allow the one who must have a recliner to live very peacefully with one who gags over the thought of one.
Here are 6 inanimate marriage counselors that can make peace in your home….
Pretty sure I just saved someone’s marriage (you’re welcome Mom, haha). If you’re in the market for a new chair, an incognito recliner might be just the thing to bridge that previously insurmountable gap between the comfort of a recliner, and the beauty of a stylish chair. It’s a win-win!