The 10 Best 2 Person Recliners

Be warned — once you experience the extra-wide seating area and super-plush cushions of the Ashley Hogan (about $505), you may feel like taking a nap whenever you look at it. Its durable polyester microfiber resists tears and abrasions to ensure it holds up for a long time.

The RecPro Charles (appx. $1040) arrives in four lightweight pieces, making it simple for one person to carry inside and get it assembled. It’s designed for use in an RV, but there’s no reason you can’t set this versatile option up in your compact apartment or condo.

When you plop yourself down on a recliner, you’re looking to relax, not work, right? The Ashley Long Knight (about $863) is a powered model, meaning you won’t have to manually adjust the angle of the backrest or footrest. It’s available in two colors, as well.

Whether you go with the black or brown version of the Homelegance 9668 (appx. $735), you can feel confident that its classic leather design and old-school charm will help tie the room together. Good luck staying awake once you kick your feet up on this one.

The deep seat of the Harper & Bright Brown (appx. $449) makes you feel comfortable and secure as you nestle up next to your loved one for movie night or a TV show marathon. It’s a nice value for a stout model that has an easy-to-operate reclining mechanism.

The rich mocha color of the Coaster Home Myleene (about $614) brings to mind hot chocolate next to the fire on a snowy day, which is exactly the type of atmosphere many people are trying to create in their family room or basement gathering space.

The handsome FDW Chaise (appx. $390) is a compact piece of furniture that will look right at home in a cozy living room, study or den. As long as you put a few inches of clearance between the backrest and the wall, its footrest will extend in a smooth, fluid motion.

It may take a little while to break in, but all the fabrics used in the Ashley Quarterback (around $680) are approved by the American Home Furnishings Alliance for durability, so you know it’ll withstand wear and tear for an extended period of time.

For those who prefer simplicity to luxury and lavishness, the BestMassage Classic (around $390) should be an adequate solution. It’s not difficult to squeeze through most doorways, and its resilient PU leather exterior is easy to wipe clean.

You can easily tip each side of the Harper & Bright Set (appx. $399) back from a 90-degree angle to a 160-degree one, which means you can switch from attentive and upright to yawning and sleepy pretty darn quick. The metal frame is sturdy and durable, too.