Let’s be honest: some people are born to host elaborate Super Bowl parties with themed decorations, seven-layer dips, and homemade buffalo wings. Those people are not reading this article.

You’re here because you’ve mastered something far more valuable than party planning—the fine art of strategic laziness. And Super Bowl Sunday? That’s your championship game.

You’ll spend hundreds of hours in your nursery recliner. Based on 2025 sales data from La-Z-Boy Southeast, these five rocking recliners became clear favorites among new parents for one main reason: they’re scaled to fit different body types, not just generic “one size fits all” chairs. Here’s our list of bestsellers for this year:

• For petite frames: The Pinnacle and the Harbortown
• For small frames: The Wynne and the Finley
• For tall frames: The Cade

Keep reading to find out more details of each one 👇

The results are in! La-Z-Boy’s best-selling sectionals for 2026 are the Trouper, Maddox, Paxton, Collins, and Armitage—five styles that have earned customer loyalty through their combination of comfort engineering, versatile design, and the durability La-Z-Boy is known for. These sectionals represent different approaches to living room seating, from the Trouper’s casual family-friendly appeal to the Collins’ refined traditional elegance, giving you options whether you’re creating a cozy entertainment space or an upscale gathering room.

What makes a sectional a bestseller isn’t just initial appeal—it’s how well it performs years into ownership. These five models consistently rank highest in customer satisfaction because they solve real living room challenges: accommodating different body types comfortably, holding up to daily family use, fitting various room layouts, and looking good while doing it all.

When severe weather threatens the Southeast—whether hurricanes, ice storms, or major storms—protecting your furniture and creating a safe space during power outages requires preparation. Severe Weather Preparedness is essential for keeping your home and family safe during these unpredictable events. Here are some things we don’t often think about when a bad storm is in the forecast:

• Move upholstered furniture away from windows
• Replace batteries in power recliner backup packs before storms hit
• Elevate pieces if flooding is possible
• Set up a central room with proper furniture arrangement.
• Know safe distances for generators and alternative heating
• Have furniture covers ready for leak protection
• Understand how to assess water damage on different materials after the storm passes

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