A sleek, modern look combined with a classic Mission design gives the Skyline Panel Reclining Sofa the appeal that is sure to claim center stage in your living room. While the plush upholstery delivers incredible comfort.
The cushions are built around Qualux Ultra 2.5 lb. density polyurethane seating foam. It is the best in the industry. Also, the standard coil springs enhance the soft, yet firm, support. The end seats independently recline, raising each footrest in the process. So you can relax in your favorite position. Also, the available power option makes everything easier than ever.
This is where the wall-hugger feature comes in. Because it lets you place the sofa close to the wall. Or any other obstruction. And the sofa reclines fully without touching the wall. (A forward-gliding chair mechanism makes this possible.)
The construction of this Panel Reclining Sofa is equally impressive. Just look at the recessed panels, bow arms, and decorative corbels. So you should not be surprised that the best cabinetmakers in the Midwest handcraft each sofa. These craftsmen are Amish. Also, they build the frame from quality regional hardwoods. Such as oak, cherry, and maple. No wonder the sofa is so sturdy and durable. Above all, it is heirloom quality!
You can order this Panel Reclining Sofa as shown or unfinished. Or, we will build you a customized version. So tell us your preferences. Like the wood species and finish. Also, let us know your fabric choice. We have hundreds of available fabrics to choose from. Or, you may prefer genuine full-hide leather or faux leather.
How to Order the Skyline Panel Reclining Sofa
Ready for a quote? Click on the “Customize This Product” link. And let us know your choices for the wood species/finish and other options. Also, to make your selections easier, click on the “Customize” drop-down button. And check out the options for stains and finishes. Then click the “Get Your Customized Quote” button. Live relatively close to Shipshewana, Indiana? Visit our store. And explore our wide assortment of Amish-built furniture for yourself.
