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The Oak Finish Rocker by Coaster covered with leather is sure to add comfort to your living area. This beautiful rocking chair with padded seat and back will embellish your interior and bring you years of enjoyment.

The Leatherette Cushion Recliner by Coaster rendered in a bone leatherette finish is an immediate upgrade for your living area. This contemporary recliner with a swivel base is sure to provide you with endless comfort any time you take a seat. Dimensions:36" W x 21"-60" D x 41-1/2" H Some assembly may be required. Please see product details.

This comfy Leatherette Glider recliner offers the comfort and convenience for your relaxation. Imagine coming back home after stressful day and sink into the ready arms of this rocker. This bone leatherette glider on a round swivel base with metal, leather ette armrests and slightly overstuffed cushions make up this comfortable, quality piece of furniture. The glider also available in Bone, Plum and Green Leatherette, comes with matching ottoman and side pockets for convenient magazine, papers storage. The set is perfect for dens, living rooms, or even a home office. Stylish and affordable. Sit back, it's your turn to relax. Recliner Dimension: 36 1/2" W x 30 1/4" D x 44 1/2" H. Ottoman Dimension: 21" L x 17" W x 16 1/2" H. Some assembly is required. Call AtHomeMart Customer Service at 1800-405-0447 for more information. Lowest factory direct price guarantee.

Finish:Pink Child's Upholstered Couch with Drawer Offers supreme style and unsurpassed comfort The sofa chair is thickly padded and upholstered in an easy to clean leather-like material Your children will love curling up and resting on this designer kid-size couch Your children can place all their treasures in the easy to reach drawer No assembly required, just take itout of thecarton and it'sready to use

Finish:Pink Child's Upholstered Chair with Ottoman Offers supreme style and unsurpassed comfort The chair is thickly padded and upholstered in an easy to clean leather-like material Your child will love curling up and resting in this kid-size chair

"The first axiom for camp is... do not make yourself uncomfortable for want of things to which you are accustomed," advised The Complete Indian Housekeeper and Cook in 1890 to high-born Brits living in India, most of which England had by that point colonized through a succession of wars, or military "campaigns," throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. This impeccably curated, insightfully narrated, and richly illustrated volume proves that the homesick subjects of the Raj took such advice deeply to heart. It showcases nearly 200 years of furniture designed expressly to approximate all the refinement of a proper British household inside the canvas tents of ranking officers afar, but also to break down and fold up fast for easy, compact transport (hence campaign furniture's other appellation, "knock-down" furniture). Masterfully put together by independent curator Brawer, previously a researcher in the Indian and Southeast Asian departments of London's venerable Victoria and Albert Museum, this handsome volume succeeds on two levels: it amply highlights the stylistic elegance and technical ingenuity of this kind of furniture--a bureau that becomes a bed when its drawers are removed; a lady's bidet that folds into a leather case; or a dining table seating 20 that fits inside a 10-inch-deep box--while putting it (often quite wryly) in the historical context of an expatriate society that sought to re-create Britain wherever it went and had little or no interest in adapting to or learning about the customs or designs of the people it conquered (and essentially enslaved). Throughout, Brawer includes excerpts from a fascinating array of letters, journals, and other documents of the period, and an excellent pictorial directory of the furniture's craftsmen and manufacturers helps make this impressive tome invaluable for collectors, design historians, Anglophiles, and Merchant-Ivory set designers alike. --Timothy Murphy

The first-ever book on the suites of travelling furniture used by British soldiers over one-and-a-half centuries. For the travelling British soldier, campaign furniture - chairs, desks, and other items, brought the comfort and civility of home to life under canvas. Made to be carried on the march and assembled on site, campaign furniture reached an aesthetic apex in 18th- and 19th-century England.

Build either a handsome armchair or rocker from the same basic plan. Mortise-and-tenon construction and perfectly proportioned comfort will guarantee its place as a family heirloom. Includes instructions for padded seat. Chair measures aproximately 46" tall. About WOOD Magazine downloadable plans For error-free construction, each downloadable plan includes a bill of materials, a cutting diagram, a detailed supplies listing, and, when necessary, a mail-order buying guide for hard-to-find hardware. For a clear idea of how our projects go together, each downloadable plan includes an exploded-view drawing with helpful details. All drawings are done professionally by the WOOD Magazine staff of woodworkers and illustrators. Large color photos and step-by-step instructions show exactly how we built the project in the WOOD magazine shop. We build each project ourselves to work out any bugs before you ever get the plan. Detail drawings and step-by-step illustrations provide necessary dimensions and machining processes you'll need to make the building process as straightforward as possible. Note: This is a downloadable woodworking plan. All other materials must be purchased separately.