Thanks for your reply mogator88. Just my luck I went to their European website and found several couches I loved only to find that I could only buy couches made in the Canadian factory and all my favorites are not make there. I should move to Europe, I'd have an easier time finding stuff I would love to live with. I appreciate your response especially since the store didn't have any Lind couches on the floor at this time. I will seriously consider Lind and will wait till the store has some in the store to sit on. I know the leather swatch they gave me is beautiful thick leather. Sky

I called them, and the lady waa nice but could not really answer any questions. When I asked if they had a showroom they said no not really but they would transfer me and maybe the person at there call center could help me, needless to say I never spoke to anyone at the call center as the line rang and rang.

Styles including furniture and clothing has a history of what was once old is new again, usually every 30 years or so. This sofa, looks are just that, its not a sofa you can comfortably sit on everyday. As to keep those curves and tight edge requires a very firm fitting (almost rock hard) seat and back. A sofa with either a loose or semi-attached seat and back pillows will be very comfort as you can adjust the filling to be from very soft to very firm. Unlike this style their is no adjusting for this.

Yes, I did this, and it looked great! I think you just have to be very careful about where you put it and make sure there's a small table or something next to it, so it doesn't look "lonely." In my case, I had moved to a new house, and still loved my sectional. I placed the sectional so that it was floating in the middle of the great room. It looked just a bit too big to me - it was a 4-piece sectional, so I took the middle, armless section out and placed it about 15 feet away, next to the fireplace, which pulled together a perfect grouping! The fireplace sat at an angle in a corner of the room, so a chair with an arm wouldn't work, as it would have made the arm too close to the fireplace and visually blocked the view. One could curl up in that chair (it was a wide piece) and get all toasty warm, without a chair arm blocking the heat or the view - loved it!