Electric Corner Recliners and Genuine Leather Seating
Comfort and practicality are also central to the new collection, particularly in the latest reclining furniture.
The Hendrix is a £1,099 electric corner recliner with a storage chaise, available in left-hand and right-hand configurations. Upholstered in grey textured fabric, it combines electric reclining with hidden storage beneath the lift-up chaise.
For a more traditional leather look, Furniture Outlet has introduced four new genuine leather electric recliner ranges: Dante, Lorenzo, Marcello and Paolo.
The genuine leather recliners are available as £699 armchairs, £999 2-seater recliner sofas and £1,299 3-seater recliner sofas. The ranges use 100% genuine leather, independent electric power reclining on the end seats, built-in USB and USB-C charging and supportive high backrests.
All four new genuine leather recliner ranges come with a 10-year warranty. Extended warranties are also available on many other new Furniture Outlet items.
With electric reclining and built-in charging, these are designed for everyday living rooms where seating needs to work for relaxing, watching television and spending evenings at home.
Glass Dining Tables and Textured Dining Chairs
The new dining collection combines glass, metal and upholstered seating, giving customers several ways to create a more modern dining area.
The Huxley is a £299 1.2m round glass dining table, with a choice of Clear or Amber toughened tempered glass and a solid hardwood pedestal base. Its round shape makes it particularly suited to dining spaces where a circular table works better than a traditional rectangular design.
For larger dining areas, the Sloane 2m glass dining table costs £549 and comes with an Amber or Black tempered glass top.
The tables can be paired with new textured dining chairs, including the Otto dining chair at £149 per set of two. Otto is available in Cream, Berry, Dark Blue and Mocha, with a curved barrel back, integrated arms and a pocket-sprung and foam seat.
The Arlo dining chair costs £289 per set of two and comes in Mocha or Oatmeal. Its curved tub back, integrated arms and textured fabric give it a softer shape around the dining table.
For another look, the Nia dining chair is £139 per set of two, available in White, Black or Taupe faux leather with a gold cantilever metal frame.
Warm Wood and Coordinating Dining and Living Furniture
The Autumn 2026 arrivals also include the Rowan reclaimed wood collection, bringing warm wood tones and coordinating furniture into the dining and living room.
Rowan dining tables start from £499, with matching sideboards from £379 and a TV unit at £399.
The range uses chunky proportions and crossed-leg detailing, allowing customers to carry the same furniture style from the dining area into the rest of the living space.
It gives shoppers another option alongside the glass dining tables, particularly for homes where warmer wood tones work better with existing furniture.