This is the Morrison silhouette in Eclipse grey with Triple Power added – headrest, footrest, and recline each move independently at the button. Same tufted back and padded arms as the manual Morrison, but every position is powered and infinite (not fixed to three notch positions).
The Eclipse grey pairs with most sofas and floor colors – safer neutral than the warmer Sand or the browns. Rocker base under the power mechanism, side-mounted control panel with three separate buttons.
If you have a Morrison manual and are considering the upgrade to power, sit in both back-to-back at the Northfield La-Z-Boy store. The powered version feels different once you’ve set up your specific headrest/footrest positions.
Questions & Answers
How is this different from the Morrison Sand Triple Power?
Same frame, same power system. The difference is fabric color: Sand is warm cream-tan; Eclipse is cool medium-grey. Choose based on room palette.
What does Triple Power add over the manual Morrison?
Independent controls for headrest tilt, footrest lift, and recline angle. Manual version uses a side handle for a fixed three-position recline; powered version is infinitely adjustable.
Is the Morrison Eclipse still a rocker?
Yes – rocker base under the power mechanism. The chair rocks at rest even when the recliner is closed and the power is off.
What sets the Morrison silhouette apart from a Jasper or Joshua?
The tufted back cushion – buttons and stitching that hold the cushion shape. Reads more traditional than the plainer Jasper.
How much wall clearance does the Morrison Triple Power need?
Standard rocker-recliner clearance – plan about a foot behind the seat when fully reclined. Not a wall-away design.
