Saxo Recliner Chair

The Saxo Recliner by Domicil offers a zero-gravity experience, combining German engineering with premium seating for your home.

Designed with the precision Domicil is known for, this chair features a dual-motor system that adjusts your posture with ease. The internal structure uses a no-sag spring suspension to ensure the seat keeps its shape and support over time. Available in rich leather or European fabric, the upholstery is tailored for durability and a refined feel.

The Saxo is designed to sit comfortably in a quiet study or a modern Indian living room. Its zero-wall engineering means the chair glides forward as it reclines, allowing you to place it almost flush against a wall in compact apartments or larger villas.

A hidden battery pack powers the movement, removing the need for visible cables across your floor. This cordless design keeps your lounge looking clean and safe while providing over a hundred smooth motions on a single charge.

Key Features

• Dual-motor system for independent backrest and footrest movement
• Zero-gravity positioning for optimal pressure relief and relaxation
• Cordless, battery-operated design with 100+ motions per charge
• Full swivel base and adjustable tilting headrest for custom support
• Zero-wall mechanism requiring minimal clearance from the wall
• No-sag spring suspension for long-lasting seat integrity

Size:

Full Open: Width 78 x Depth 161 x Height 113 cm
Closed: Width 78 x Depth 86 x Height 113 cm

Spacio's furniture specialists can guide you in selecting the right configuration and finish for your space.

Domicil is a German furniture brand known for combining German precision with contemporary design and a strong focus on comfort. Its furniture uses premium materials such as leather, wood and metal, with clean lines and careful detailing.

From sofas and reclining sofas to recliners and other furniture, Domicil creates pieces for contemporary living. Spacio introduced Domicil to Eastern India through its Kolkata retail store, bringing the brand's approach to comfortable, refined furniture to Indian interiors.