Kian furniture is motion seating from Kian USA, a US-based maker that builds its Kian Motion line around comfort, style and value. This collection gathers every Kian piece Ornate Home carries, from 6-piece power reclining sectionals to single gliding recliners, with fabric and leatherette upholstery in tones such as smoke, saddle, pewter and ebony. Use the guide below to compare recline styles, sizes and built-in features before you choose.

What Is Kian Furniture Known For?

Kian furniture is known for reclining living room seating that packs convenience features into every seat. Most pieces add stainless steel cupholders, hidden arm storage and charging ports, and many power models include wireless phone charging on the console. Kian focuses almost entirely on motion furniture, so its sofas, sectionals and chairs share the same mechanisms, fabrics and color names across a series.

Each Kian series uses one color and one cover across every piece, which makes it simple to build a full room. A buyer who likes the Wasatch series in iron fabric, for example, can pair the reclining sofa with the loveseat, a power reclining chair or a power lift recliner and get an exact match. That series structure shapes the 5 main product types you can shop.

Which Kian Reclining Furniture Types Can You Shop?

There are 5 main types of Kian reclining furniture: sectionals, sofas, loveseats, recliners and matched sofa and loveseat sets. Large rooms and big families usually start with Kian power reclining sectionals, while smaller spaces fit a sofa, a loveseat or a single recliner. The table below shows how each type works in a typical home.

Every type comes in more than one recline style, and the motor setup changes how each seat moves.

What Is the Difference Between Power, Dual Power and Triple Power Reclining?

The difference between power, dual power and triple power reclining is the number of parts a motor controls. A power recliner moves the back and footrest together with one button, a dual power recliner moves them separately, and a triple power recliner adds an adjustable headrest and lumbar support.

Dual power suits people who like to keep their feet up while sitting upright to eat or read. Triple power adds neck and lower back adjustment, which makes it a strong choice for long movie sessions. Once you know your preferred motion, the next step is fitting the right piece to your room.

How Should You Choose Kian Furniture for Your Living Room?

You should choose Kian furniture by measuring your room first, then matching the recline style and upholstery to how your household uses the space. Families who want every seat to match can start with Kian sofa and loveseat sets and add a recliner later. Room size, wall clearance and cover material decide most of the final choice.

Which Upholstery Fits Your Household?

Fabric fits most households, and Kian offers it across the majority of its series, including performance options such as water-resistant fabric on the Heber series. Leatherette, also called faux leather or PU, wipes clean quickly and gives a sleek look, while two-tone fabric and leatherette blends combine a soft seat with an easy-care frame. Check the cleaning code on each product page before you buy.

How Much Space Does Kian Reclining Furniture Need?

Kian reclining furniture needs room in front for the footrest and, on most styles, a gap behind for the back to drop. Plan on roughly 24 to 30 inches (61 to 76 cm) of open floor in front of each reclining seat. Clearance behind varies by mechanism, so compare the reclined depth listed on each product page with your floor plan.

What Built-In Features Come With Kian Motion Seating?

Kian motion seating includes charging, storage and serving features built into the frame. Anyone shopping for a single seat can find the same features on Kian recliners as on the larger sofas and sectionals. There are 8 common built-in features across the Kian line:

•        USB 2.0 and USB-C charging ports on the power switch

•        Wireless phone charging pads on the console

•        Stainless steel cupholders, often hidden in the arm

•        Storage compartments in the arms and consoles

•        Drop-down tables in the center seat of select sofas

•        Reading lights on select drop-down table sofas

•        Zero gravity recline on the Draper series

•        Power chaise-bed sections on the Park City sectional

Feature sets differ by series, so compare product pages side by side before you order.

What Should You Know Before Buying Kian Furniture Online?

You should know three practical details before buying Kian furniture online: power pieces need an outlet, large pieces ship in sections, and delivery and returns follow Ornate Home policies. The answers below cover the most common questions.

Do Kian Power Recliners Need to Be Plugged In?

Yes, Kian power recliners need to be plugged into a wall outlet to move. Place power pieces within reach of an outlet, or plan a floor outlet if the seating floats in the middle of the room. Manual and gliding Kian recliners work without electricity.

Can You Buy a Kian Reclining Sofa Without the Loveseat?

Yes, you can buy a Kian reclining sofa on its own. Shop Kian reclining sofas individually, then add a loveseat or recliner from the same series whenever you want to expand the room.

Is Kian Furniture the Same as the Kian Dining Collection?

No, Kian furniture is not the same as the Kian dining collection. The Kian dining tables and chairs at Ornate Home belong to a Furniture of America series that shares the name, while Kian USA makes the reclining living room pieces in this collection.

How Does Ornate Home Deliver Kian Furniture?

Ornate Home delivers Kian furniture with nationwide white-glove delivery, which brings each piece into your room. Every order also qualifies for flexible financing options and the Ornate Home 30-day return policy.