Leather has a way of making a recliner look deliberate instead of apologetic, and the Trevor was drawn for the pairing – its push-arm design means no release handle breaks the line of the outside arm, and the profile stays trim for a reclining chair.
Seven leather grades are on the table, and Bassett builds each chair to order in the USA with sinuous wire seat construction and a high-resiliency Qualux cushion. A power version is available with a handle tucked inside the arm; optional small nail head trim runs end to end. Prefer fabric? The Trevor also comes as a custom fabric recliner on its own page.
Our leather swatches at the Northfield showroom cover all seven grades – a better way to choose than a screen, whether the chair is headed for a year-round home or a Cape May getaway.
