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Vendor:Valencia Electric
Valencia Black Leather Electric Recliner Chair
Regular price Sale £449.990 Left in stockRegular price Was £469.99 | Sale price Save £20.00Unit price perOut of Stock. Notify me when back in stock -
Vendor:Valencia Electric
Valencia Cream Leather Electric Recliner Chair
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Vendor:Renato
Renato Black Leather Electric Recliner Chair
Regular price Sale £649.995 Left in stockRegular price Was £949.99 | Sale price Save £300.00Unit price perDelivered within 7 days -
Vendor:Amarien
Amarien Tan Leather Electric Recliner Chair
Regular price Sale £369.990 Left in stockRegular price Was £949.99 | Sale price Save £580.00Unit price perOut of Stock. Notify me when back in stock
What is an electric recliner chair?
An electric recliner chair is a single-seat armchair that reclines at the touch of a button. Instead of a manual lever or a push-back action, a built-in motor moves the backrest and footrest, so you can stop at whatever position feels comfortable and the chair holds it there. Because the mechanism is powered, the chair plugs into a mains socket rather than working purely by hand.
The appeal is a dedicated relaxing seat that you control precisely: sit upright to read, ease back to watch television, or recline fully to rest. Every chair in this collection is that kind of single powered recliner, finished in leather, so the differences between them come down to brand, colour and price rather than the basic idea. For coordinated seating beyond a single chair, browse our recliner sofas collection.
The brands in this collection
This is a multi-brand collection rather than a single range, which means you are comparing chairs that do the same job but come from different makers. At the time of writing it brings together Valencia Electric, available here in black and cream; Renato, a black chair at a higher price point; and Amarien, a tan chair. They are grouped because they are all single leather electric recliner chairs, not because they belong to one family.
Buying across brands like this gives you a genuine choice of look and price in one place, so it is worth opening each product page to compare the shape, the arm and headrest profile, the stitching and the overall stance of the chair before you decide. Valencia Electric sits at the accessible end here; Renato is priced higher; and Amarien offers the tan option. None is presented as better than another — they simply suit different budgets and tastes. If you would rather see non-reclining seats as well, our wider armchairs collection is a good place to start.
Colour choices: black, cream and tan
Across the current chairs the colours are black, offered by both Valencia and Renato; cream, offered by Valencia; and tan, offered by Amarien. Black is the easy, hard-wearing-looking neutral that suits most rooms; cream is softer and lighter, lifting a space but showing more; and tan is a warm mid-brown that brings a classic, lived-in feel.
Colour is tied to the individual chair and brand rather than offered across every model, so if a particular colour is essential, note which chair it belongs to. For darker leather seating in other formats, see our black recliner sofas collection, and always treat the live product images as the best guide to the exact shade.
The leather
Each chair is described in its title as leather. We have kept to that wording deliberately: the current product data does not confirm the exact grade or construction of each chair's leather, so we describe them simply as leather rather than claiming a specific type such as genuine or full-grain, and we do not label them faux or bonded either. Where the data does not tell us, we would rather leave the grade to be confirmed than state something we cannot stand behind.
If the leather type matters to you, check the individual product page or call our team, and we will confirm what we can before you order. Whatever the grade, leather tends to feel cool at first and warm with use, wipes clean more easily than fabric, and develops character over time, which is part of its appeal on a chair you will use daily. To compare leather across sofas and sets, our leather sofas collection shows the wider range.
How the powered reclining works
Each chair reclines using an electric motor operated by a button or handset, so rather than being limited to a few fixed notches you can hold the backrest and footrest wherever you find them comfortable. The exact controls, the number of motors and any handset detail are set per model and are not fully specified in the current data, so treat each product page as the authority on how that particular chair operates.
Powered reclining is smooth and effortless to adjust, which is the main reason people choose it over a manual mechanism: there is no need to push back against the chair or heave a lever, so you can settle and fine-tune the angle with a fingertip. It also means you can pause at any point between fully upright and fully reclined, rather than dropping into a single fixed rest position. If you would like the same powered comfort across a two- or three-seater as well, see our electric recliner sofas collection.
Do you need a power socket?
Yes. These are electric recliners, so each chair needs to reach a mains socket to work. That is worth planning before the chair arrives: decide where it will sit, check there is a socket within reach of the cable, and keep the lead clear of the reclining mechanism and of any walkway. It is a small consideration, but it affects where in the room the chair can realistically go.
If cable routing or socket position is awkward in your room, call us on 02476 705 600 before ordering and we will talk it through. For manual alternatives that do not need power at all, our broader recliner sofa sets collection includes a range of mechanisms.
Choosing the right chair for you
Because every chair here is a single leather electric recliner, the choice is refreshingly simple: start with the colour that suits your room, then think about budget, since the chairs sit at different price points, and finally compare the shape and detailing of each model. There is no configuration ladder to weigh up as there would be with a sofa range, so it really is about look, colour and price.
Measure the space the chair will occupy both upright and reclined, since the footrest and backrest need room to extend, and check the depth the chair reaches when fully back so it will not touch a wall or a coffee table. If you can, sit in a similar chair in our showroom first, as seat height and depth make a real difference to comfort and are hard to judge from a photograph. If you think you might want matching larger seating later, it is worth glancing at our recliner sofas range so you can picture how a chair might sit alongside a sofa.
Where a recliner chair works in the home
A single recliner chair is one of the more compact ways to add a dedicated comfortable seat. It suits a corner of the living room, a spot beside a sofa, a bedroom reading nook or a snug, giving one person their own place to settle without the footprint of extra seating. Remember to leave clear space for the footrest to extend and a route to a socket.
Used this way, a chair can complement rather than replace your main seating, giving one person a favourite spot without committing the whole room to reclining furniture. In a bedroom it makes a comfortable place to read or dress; beside a sofa it gives a guest or partner their own seat; in a snug it becomes the prime position for television. If a lighter, softer look would suit the room, the cream option is worth a look, and you can compare paler leather seating in our cream recliner sofas collection.
Stock and availability
At the time of writing three of the four chairs are in stock: the Valencia black, the Valencia cream and the Renato black. The Amarien tan chair is currently out of stock, and the Valencia black shows low stock, so if either is the one you want it is worth acting fairly promptly or registering interest. Stock moves, so the live product pages are always the best guide to what can be bought today.
If the tan chair is the one you have set your heart on, use the back-in-stock option on its product page and we will let you know when it returns. In the meantime, the in-stock chairs are all worth comparing, and our wider recliner chairs collection shows further options.
Delivery, finance and returns
Delivery is free to England and Wales and is handled by our own two-person team, delivering to a ground-floor room. The standard timeframe is 7–10 working days; the product pages currently show a shorter message, and that wording is being aligned internally, so treat the product page and our team as authoritative for timing. A single chair is a more manageable delivery than a sofa, but access still matters, so tell us at the point of order if the route is tight.
You can spread the cost with PayPal Pay in 3, Klarna Pay in 3 or Pay in 30, Clearpay in 4 interest-free fortnightly payments, or DivideBuy, interest-free where stated and subject to credit check. Order with confidence under our 14-day returns policy. For powered seating in sofa form, see our electric recliner sofas collection.
Why buy from Furniture Instore
We bring these chairs together so you can compare single leather electric recliners from several brands in one place, with honest information about colour, material and stock, including being clear about what is and is not confirmed and what is currently available. That honesty extends to the leather grade, which we leave to be confirmed rather than overstated, and to the mechanism, which we describe as powered comfort rather than overstating what it does.
Behind that sits a 4.8★ Excellent rating from over 4,800 genuine Trustpilot reviews, free two-person delivery to England and Wales, and a Coventry showroom you can call on 02476 705 600 for advice before you buy.
Frequently asked questions
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