The La-Z-Boy Greyson is a power reclining sofa that earns its place in a well-considered room. Covered in cream leather, it leads with smooth, contemporary curves — pillowed fold-over arms, channeled sculpted-bucket chaise seats, and generously cushioned split backs with exposed wings that give the whole piece a clean architectural presence without going cold.
Comfort here is fully adjustable and independently controlled at each seat. Three toggles on a side-mounted panel handle everything: one reclines the back and raises the legrest together, while two separate toggles let you dial in the headrest and lumbar support exactly where you need them. A home button returns either seat to upright. The chaise legrests extend the support all the way down, so there's no gap behind the knees, and the deep blown-fiber backs with high-grade foam seats hold their shape and loft over time. A built-in USB port on each seat keeps devices charged without hunting for an outlet.
The topstitching detail along the padded outer arms is the kind of finish that reads as considered rather than decorative — it pulls the whole silhouette together and gives the leather something to play against. La-Z-Boy sizes the Greyson for taller frames, and at 85 inches wide it gives both seats genuine room to spread out.
