It is weird that there is still so little on the web about clubfurniture.com. I purchased two Manhattan sofas and a bench from them over 15 years ago. Our poor furniture... we had three little kids, two dogs, two cats, plus I foster mastiffs. The leather has held up. It scratched very easily, but I rub it all down with leather cpr or some other leather cleaner/conditioner type stuff a few times a year, and I think it all looks like used leather should...I choose to call it a patina. Despite one cat’s persistent efforts, the leather has not been fully pierced or torn. A kid or a dog peed on a cushion once, and that has left a water mark that doesn’t full go away. I did not try to treat the leather with scotch guard or anything...probably would’ve been a good idea. The back cushions quickly got smooshed down and sloppy looking - keep in mind boys and their friends were too often climbing around like it was a jungle gym. I bought foam at Joanne fabric and cushion filler and stuffed them up better. It took me a couple hours one evening, and they have looked much better ever since. The seat cushions have been absolutely great. We are moving to a new house, the kids and animals have grown up. I am seriously thinking about a new round of clubfurniture for my new living room as the two sofas won’t fit in the smaller room. We have a sectional from a furniture store in our tv room, and it has not held up nearly as well. I was hoping to see more reviews to see how their quality has evolved over the years, but no one seems to review their furniture. Im happy with it. It is definitely real leather...smells like leather feels like leather, no cracking or peeling. 15 years and in my mind better with age.

Has any body purchase this Regency office set by Whalen from Sam's Club? Been shopping for a nice set for my small office at home. We don't use this office much, mainly for computer use on weekend but want something nice to look at but don't want to replace the next year. I found another set for $6K but wondering if this $1500 set is worth it.

Here is a list of manufacturers as a starting point. I have also included the link to photos of slipcovered sofas in Houzz because you can view the picture, and ask questions. They will often identify the manufacturer of the furniture. You might also want to post on the Home Decorating forum. They might be a bit more chatty about this. Mitchell Gold & Bob Williams http://www.mgbwhome.com/slipcovered-C13.aspx MGBW also private labels some of the sofas sold by the retailes listed below. They are available nationally. Rowe Pottery Barn Rooms To Go (Cindy Crawford Collection) Arhaus Ballard Designs LL Bean JC Penney Restoration Hardware Room & Board Club Furniture Nantuckit IKEA Crate & Barrel Home Decorators Collection Cottage Home Lee Industries Our Boat House Here is a link that might be useful: [Slipcovered Sofas on Houzz[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/white-slipcovered-sofa-phbr0lbl-bl~l_42878)

We bought a pottery barn chaise a while back and hated it. In the summer we bought the Rowe sectional for family room and love it. The other furniture I haven't buy before so can't give you any info on that. Good Luck