“I want the comfort, but I don’t want it to look like a recliner.” It’s one of the most common things we hear on the sales floor, and high leg recliners are the answer. A recliner used to announce itself from across the room, with bulky arms, a low stance, and an obvious handle on the side. A high leg recliner, by contrast, sits up on exposed wood legs with a slimmer, more tailored frame. In other words, it passes for an accent chair right up until you lean back.

La-Z-Boy makes 22 high leg recliners, from classic press-back chairs to power models with headrests. Here’s the whole collection, plus how to tell which ones truly disappear into a room.

Some recliners win you over with flashy tech. The Morrison wins you over the moment you sit down. It has quietly become a family favorite at our stores because it balances deep comfort with a classic, tailored look. Do you want a recliner that rocks, reclines, and lasts for years? Then the Morrison deserves a spot on your shortlist.

Below, we cover how the chair feels and what makes it work. We also look at its measurements and the upgrades worth considering.

A reclining sofa has to do a lot of jobs. It hosts movie nights, catches afternoon naps, and seats guests during the holidays. The Morrison handles all of that without looking like a bulky theater seat. In fact, it has become one of the most requested family sofas in our showrooms.

Here’s a closer look at how it’s built, how it measures, and how you can make it your own.

Some recliners focus on a particular feel more than a particular look. The La-Z-Boy Joshua is a good example. Its defining trait is an ultra-plush chaise seat and legrest. The whole bottom half of the chair cradles you rather than just supporting you. Maybe you’ve sat in a recliner before and thought the seat itself felt a little thin. The Joshua answers that complaint directly.

Not every recliner needs to be oversized to be comfortable, and the La-Z-Boy Jasper is a good example of that. The Jasper features flared pillow arms and a stitched pillow-back cushion. That gives it a softer, more tailored look than some of the boxier recliners out there. It still delivers the kind of support that makes a recliner worth owning in the first place.