If thats not for a movie room, its a huge piece of furniture to seat 2 people. Ann, did your husband pick that out? Did you actually purchase it yet? Sorry, I recommend that you start over and have a plan.

It will be a bit hard to work with the scale of that sofa. Perhaps you could go a little more streamlined? Or get two separate chairs and put a table between? Can you show a photo of the room where it will go?

Here is a site with lovely recliners, I would suggest two separates but that's just me. Here is the site and there are so many great reviews. https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/three-posts-lamoreaux-38-wide-manual-standard-recliner-w004497893.html

Take a look at the others on the site.

So I like the attached accent chairs that I found by googling. Does anyone know where I can find? If I can find these, I will purchase a nice sofa, oppose to the loveseat recliner

Ann If you are open to some suggestions, maybe you could post a pic of your room tell us what decorating style you love, and maybe a sketch of the floor space. You will definitely get a lot of help and opinions. Something might strike you. TBH we had a couch set very similar to what you posted, it was in our family room. It was ridiculously heavy and bulky. We sold it to the people who bought the house. I don’t let my husband talk me into big comfy couches anymore. lol

eta, that chair to me belongs in a super contemporary home, while the couch was the opposite. You have to pick a decorating style or its not going to look put together.

If you want to recline the loveseat seats, you won't be able to have an ottoman or coffee table in front of it.

I don't see those chairs working at all in the same room as the loveseat - they are opposite styles, with one being very bulky/theater room style and one being fairly contemporary. Maybe big barrel chairs would work instead? I would go back to the showroom where you are purchasing the sofa and see what chairs are being displaying with the sofa. That will give you direction...