Recliner Sofas & Armchairs
Recliner Sofas & Armchairs
Leaning back should feel effortless, not like a trade-off. Our recliner sofas and armchairs are designed to bring full-body comfort into spaces that still care about how they look. Considered proportions, durable materials, and smooth mechanisms come together to create seating that works as hard as you do during the day, then quietly takes over when it is time to switch off.
What makes our recliner sofas stand out
Not all seats are built equal. Our recliners do more than give you a place to sit:
- Modern silhouettes for seamless integration: Clean lines and considered proportions mean our recliners fit into modern homes without sticking out. Comfort and style are not a trade-off here.
- L-shaped sectionals for maximum coverage: For living rooms that want more coverage, our L-shaped sectional sofas with built-in recliners let the whole household lean back, spread out, and actually use the space they have.
- Wall-hugging designs for small footprints: Our wall-hugger designs slide forward as they recline, so you get the full stretch without sacrificing floor space. Hidden controls keep the look clean from every angle.
- Power and manual options: Prefer one-touch control? Go power. Want something simpler and cord-free? Manual does the job just as well. Both options are available across the range.
- Materials built for endurance: Select from top-grain leather for a sophisticated, age-defying finish, or choose our spill-resistant performance fabrics to handle high-traffic use.
FAQ
Measure the piece’s depth when fully reclined and ensure that there’s clearance behind and in front. A reclining sofa typically needs an extra 8–12 inches behind it to fully extend. Wall-hugger designs require less clearance because they slide forward as they recline. You’ll also want to measure in front, around 20–30 inches, for footrest extension and walking space. Always check product dimensions when fully open to avoid any living room traffic jams.
Check out our detailed guide on how to measure for a recliner.
Yes, just make sure there’s 18–24 inches of clearance from the seat so that the footrest can fully extend. Aim for a table about two-thirds the sofa’s length for balance. Lift-top or round coffee tables work best. You can also consider alternatives such as nesting tables, ottomans, or side tables, which provide flexible surfaces while keeping the footrest unobstructed.
The choice really comes down to how you plan to use it. A power recliner lets you fine-tune your seat with the push of a button, which makes it especially convenient for those who prefer easy adjustments or have limited mobility.
On the flip side, power models can be heavier, need to be near an outlet, and their motors may require maintenance over time. Your best bet is to weigh convenience against simplicity and pick the version that fits your lifestyle.
Decorating around a reclining sofa starts with giving it enough room to function properly. Place it slightly away from the wall and avoid bulky furniture directly in front, so the footrest can extend easily. Anchor the space with a rug that sits under the sofa, and opt for compact side tables to keep things accessible without getting in the way.
To elevate the look, layer in lighting like floor lamps or wall sconces, and soften the space with cushions and throws. Keep surrounding decor simple—a piece of wall art or a plant is enough to add personality without making the area feel cramped.
While we strive to reach every corner of the US, our delivery coverage is currently limited to selected areas. To check whether your location is within our delivery zones, simply enter your zip or postal code on the product page. For more details, visit our delivery page.
We also offer a limited warranty against manufacturing defects on our recliner sofas and armchairs. Warranty duration varies by product—full details are available on our product warranty page. If your purchase isn’t quite right, our return policy outlines eligibility, timelines, and processes on the sales and refunds page.
For further assistance, visit our help center for FAQs and ways to get in touch with our customer support team.