It really depends on what you want to spend and where your aesthetics lie. The Ekornes stuff mentioned above is reasonably priced and middling quality. Knoll would be a step up in both, Herman Miller a step up from that, and PP Mobler a step up again.
But all of that is going to have a fairly modern look, that wouldn’t really go well alongside a Lazy boy. For stuff like that, maybe look for a custom maker near you?
It is generally good to avoid leather unless you are open to spending much more than what you would at a big box furniture store. The top grain leather noted is barely better than bonded genuine leather. If what you are looking at doesn’t offer full grain or you aren’t willing to cover the cost of it it is better to go with cloth.
On the bright side if you know an architect or interior designer or a custom builder who is willing to give you a reference, you can get high end furniture for 40%+ off MSRP from the manufacturer.
