Morrison Eclipse is the manual-recline version of the Morrison silhouette in a cool medium-grey. Same tufted back, same chaise seat, same padded arms – no powered adjustments, just the side-handle mechanism that raises the legrest.
At it’s several hundred dollars less than the powered Morrison Triple Power in the same frame – the trade-off is you give up the independent headrest and lumbar controls. For customers who mostly use one reclining position anyway, the manual version is the value pick.
Try the Eclipse next to the Sand version of the same frame to see how Eclipse’s cool grey differs from Sand’s warm cream.
Questions & Answers
What does Eclipse mean in the color name?
Eclipse is La-Z-Boy’s name for a cool medium-grey fabric. Similar tone to a slate roof but slightly warmer.
Is this the same frame as the powered Morrison?
Yes – identical Morrison silhouette. This version uses a manual side-handle recline; the powered version adds independent headrest/lumbar/footrest.
How does the Morrison Eclipse rock?
Smooth rocker base at rest – you rock even when the chair is closed. The recline mechanism is separate.
Where does the Morrison Eclipse fit in a family room?
The 36-inch width is middle-scale – works in most family rooms without dominating. The grey is neutral enough to pair with most sofas.
Can I upgrade to the Triple Power version later?
No – power mechanisms are built into the frame at manufacturing. If you want power features, order the Triple Power version from the start.
