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.

There’s a new piece on the La-Z-Boy floor worth a closer look: the Canadel Gourmet Kitchen Island. La-Z-Boy isn’t best known for kitchen islands. La-Z-Boy sources its dining offerings through Canadel, and they usually sit alongside the brand’s signature upholstery. However, this island makes a strong case for spending time in that corner of the showroom.