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.

If your household has a recliner that everyone fights over, there’s usually a reason — and with the La-Z-Boy Randell, the reason is comfort that actually holds up to daily use. It’s described as a casual family favorite, built with deep cushions and an extra-tall back, so it reads more like a dedicated comfort chair than a stiff accent piece. We’ve helped plenty of Southeast homeowners find their “favorite chair,” and the Randell tends to earn that title in households that want something substantial.

Sectionals are one of those purchases where the “right” answer really depends on your room, your family, and how you actually use your living space — which is exactly why the La-Z-Boy James Sectional is built to be configured rather than bought off the shelf. It carries the same elegantly cool, comfortable, laid-back look as the James Sofa, but because it’s modular, you’re not stuck fitting your room around a fixed shape. We’ve walked thousands of Southeast homeowners through this exact decision, and the James tends to work well for families who want flexibility without sacrificing style.