We purchased a Jetton sofa and loveseat a couple of years ago (after I read John's recommendation). Overall we have been pleased but the pieces required rework for (1)a small bulge in the fabric on the lovesear due to a poor trim job - done on site (2)two pieces of fabric used for the rear of the sofa which resulted in a pattern mismatch - factory finally replaced with a single swatch (3) a noticeable gather on one sofa back due to tension in the fabric - this required two trips to the factory to fix. It took 3 trips back to fix because both the dealer and the manufacturer did not fully inspect the pieces before sending them back. I had to finally talk to the owner(s) and to their credit they did address my problems. I like the construction techniques used. One curious fact is that the dealer did not advertise the brand in their store. Although the wood furniture had the brand name prominently displayed, for the Jetton line, you didn't find out who made them till you asked. (I had owned Jetton before)

Regarding Thomasville... They have two groups of leather construction - Leather Choices (made in China) and the Custom Leather Group (made in USA). Thomasville's 8-way hand-tied springs (a dying art only as good as the person tying) have been replace on many sofas with individual pocketed coils. Most Thomasville stores should have a sample. Flexsteel Manufacturing makes quality reclining furniture. Their blue-steel spring system has a lifetime warranty. Flexsteel also has two versions: American made and their "Latitudes" (China made) versions. The American made versions have a lifetime warranty on their frame, spring system & cushions. I speak from experience... My mother has her Flexsteel leather recliner since 1989 and it's still in fine working order and no problems. Check out the "Chicago" series. Just bought the "Chicago" recliner last year for my father's 80th birthday. The "Oslo" is great if you want to configure two recliners next to each other. Can be configured without the "home theater" look. I know many other people that own the Flexsteel reclining sets and stationary furniture. Some have had them for over 15 years with no problems. Only regret is they didn't purchase leather. Hope this info helps :-) Here is a link that might be useful: Flexsteel American-Made Reclining Sectionals

Thank you Eloise! You made my day!!! I am partial to that Leathercraft 2670 in Hampton Roan. After seeing hundreds of leather sofas come though the doors here the past twenty years, its the same exact one I have in my family room. I always keep one in the store as well, because I like it so much. Looking forward to seeing the room photos..... Duane Collie The Keeping Room

I love the Chloe recliners - very stylish and they do look very similar to the rolled arm couch. Do you know what color leather they are? I can tell just by looking at it that DH will probably find the H&M recliner very comfortable, so we'll start with those two. Mitch - I would like to have a couch and loveseat with the two recliners, but DH wants the recliner facing the television (his big screen, of course!) and there's a fireplace on the wall adjacent to the chairs, so I was planning on using two upholstered chairs on the other side of the room, in front of the entertainment wall and facing the recliners. Since I can't block the television, I think any extra seating along that wall will have to be either 2 smaller chairs or a bench. I really like the picture above with the two couches facing each other and the chairs between, but that won't work with my somewhat odd floor plan (the fireplace is actually directly centered between the living room and dining room). Thank you!