Spear Hill 3-Piece Reclining Sofa Chaise In Canyon

The Spear Hill 3-Piece Reclining Sofa Chaise in Canyon by Signature Design by Ashley brings modern comfort and clean style to your living space. This sectional includes a left-arm facing power reclining back chaise, an armless chair, and a right-arm facing power recliner, creating a roomy setup for stretching out or hosting family and friends.

Soft top-grain leather covers the seating and other high-contact areas for a premium feel, while skillfully matched faux leather covers the remaining areas. The Canyon color offers a sleek, neutral look, and natural leather markings—such as grain variation and shade differences—help make each piece unique without affecting durability.

For relaxation, one-touch power controls let you recline with infinite positions and adjust the Easy View headrest. A zero-gravity mechanism supports a more comfortable lounging position, and the zero gap mechanism helps maintain lower back and lumbar support as you recline. A zero wall recliner design needs minimal space behind the sectional, and a built-in zero-draw USB port provides convenient charging only when in use.

• Includes 3 pieces: left-arm facing power reclining back chaise, armless chair, and right-arm facing power recliner
• One-touch power control delivers smooth reclining with infinite positions
• Easy View adjustable headrest helps support your head and neck while lounging
• Zero-gravity mechanism designed for optimum reclining comfort
• Zero gap mechanism helps maintain consistent lower back and lumbar support through every stage of reclining
• Zero wall recliner design requires minimal space between the wall and chair back
• Zero-draw USB port only uses power when the USB receptacle is in use
• Top-grain leather on seating and other inside areas; matched faux leather on remaining areas
• Corner-blocked frame with metal-reinforced seat for added support
• Attached cushions with high-quality foam wrapped in poly fiber for a comfortable sit
• Power cord included; UL Listed
• “Left-arm” and “right-arm” describe the arm position when facing the piece