The La-Z-Boy Wynne recliner stands out for its clean, modern silhouette and its laser-cut foam construction that holds its shape over time. Just as important, it comes in several different mechanisms — a swivel glider, a rocker recliner, and a wall recliner — so you can match the motion to the way you actually relax. In short, it’s a recliner that looks current and lets you choose how it moves.

The La-Z-Boy Noah collection stands out for its clean, modern-leaning silhouette and its comfort-tuned, fully customizable cushions. Gently arced, welt-trimmed arms meet squared-off cushions and slim tapered legs. As a result, Noah feels fresh and tailored rather than traditional. It also comes as a sofa, loveseat, chair, and ottoman, so a single style can carry a whole room.

The Armitage reclining sectional is a modern, low-slung corner sofa built around zero-gravity recline. In plain terms, that means each seat can elevate your legs above your heart while cradling your whole body in a nearly horizontal position. It belongs to La-Z-Boy’s zero-gravity line, and it stands out for one reason in particular. It’s the sectional in that line you can build piece by piece to fit your room.

If you picture a big, bulky reclining sectional, this one will surprise you. The Armitage keeps a slim, tailored silhouette, so the comfort is hidden until you actually use it.

“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 it’s a fair ask. A recliner used to announce itself from across the room — bulky arms, a low stance, and an obvious handle on the side.

That’s no longer the trade-off. La-Z-Boy builds an entire category around chairs that read as tailored accent seating until you actually lean back. They’re called high leg recliners, and there are 18 of them in the current lineup of recliners that don’t look like recliners.

Here’s the whole collection, plus how to tell which ones truly disappear into a room.