Abstract: A armchair which is formed by a reclining seat and back and supported by a rectangular shaped structure. The rectangularly shaped structure has lower legs placed on the ground from which the seat and back of the armchair extend upwardly. A pair of arcuate slots are formed on an interior of the structure. An articulating arm has a first bolt at an upper end and a second bolt at a location below the first bolt. The pair of arcuate slots receive the first and second bolts therein. The articulating arm is a flat L-shaped plate. A spring is affixed at one end to an fastener on the articulating arm and at another end to the structure. The spring serves to resiliently support the back in a desired position. A linking arm is affixed to a distal end of the articulating arm from the first and second bolts. The linking arm serves to connect the articulating arm to the seat.