Couches and chairs and only bifl if you don’t let anyone sit on them and cover them in clear plastic like grandma used to More on reddit.com

I have Trouper power sofa and manual love seat. We had the sofa in the theater room for about 6 months until I could refill our savings account. It works okay but I didn't find it ideal. They are very comfortable but the backs are very tall and they are a little too "family room" style if that makes sense. I ended up liking some options at Ashley and found them to be built just as well as la-z-boy. We were torn between the Hyllmont and DuraPella, ended up getting the DuraPella in the gray. I like them a lot but they are quite firm, almost the opposite of the trouper. I don't like to sink into theater seating and this should hold up for many years without sinking in. The storage, cup holders and wireless charging were all nice little perks too. https://www.ashleyfurniture.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-Ashley-US-Site/default/Product-Variation?pid=2200318-Master&dwvar_2200318-Master_color=Slate The Hyllmont would be a great choice too: https://www.ashleyfurniture.com/p/hyllmont_power_reclining_sofa/9300315.html?mrkgcl=1069&product_id=9300315&google_pla=true&gclid=CjwKCAiAmJGgBhAZEiwA1JZolpjpvCJUtEZVG1-pPtna8kcaQuxi2KYulRdK3_Cokw3ZTvVyGnT3qxoCQugQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds More on reddit.com

Okay, as a former serial renter, here is my couch advice: think about if you'll be moving during the lifespan of that couch. If so, keep in mind that you will want it to fit though doors you don't know about, around corners you don't know exist. If you buy the biggest couch that fits in your current space you may be throwing it out on your next moving day. Also, cheaply constructed couches do not hold up, structurally, well to moves. So if you plan on moving frequently either don't spend much or spend enough that it has a solid enough frame to handle several moves. I had a two-year old couch frame break on me because, while it would have been fine sitting still for years, the moving and the time and stress in the moving truck, was too much for its cheap construction. More on reddit.com

Look up Stressless chairs. My dream recliners… More on reddit.com