We have two W.Schillig leather sectionals. Both were made in their factory in China. We got both styles in the same black, semi-aniline/protected leather grade (76 or 77?), with matching-color stitching (no charge for contrasting stitching). The first sectional had a few issues on delivery; chipped feet, packing creases, a smudge of something in one small spot, and it exhibited "pocketing" in/on one section of seat cushion. We were very upset, and initially wanted a replacement, but allowed the store to send out a professional to do his "magic"--he "ironed" out the packing creases (which continued to smooth out during use), removed the smudge, and had the store order new feet. The pocketing resolved itself as the foam regained its shape and resiliency (from the wrapping, shipping....). We ordered our second sectional from a different store (because of a terrific sale event at that store the time). We were (and continue to be) happy with the first sectional after the "repairs" were completed, so felt comfortable ordering a second W.Schillig sectional. This particular store (out-of-state) actually has items come to their store or warehouse first, to be checked over before they are delivered to the customers. This sectional arrived in perfect condition. The couch is beautiful, and super-comfy (this one is in our family room).

When purchasing leather upholstered furniture it is important to study frame construction, spring construction, cushion construction and the quality of leather. Are the frames kiln dried hardwood plywood or made from hardwood lumber. There are a variety of different types of spring construction. You can do some research and study the merits of each. Ask questions about the type of cushions offered. What type of foam is used in the cushions. How are the cushions wrapped. After you do a little homework you will be able to make an educated decision on what works best for you

OK,these pictures are a bit better. Which one do you like best with the chairs and wall color? The second and third picture are the same fabric and are appear more taupe, but it is a variation of strands of gold and green that work with the green and yellow/gold in the black floral. I think it is visually interesting and i like the texture. I wish I could get a picture that shows the true color. The wall color/paint is shown, as well as the sectional sofa. My sectional will be as shown, but with one less section. This line you can customize sofa size, legS, back cushions and arms. Thanks to everyone!

I have a purple (!) microsuede slip-covered sectional;about 10 years old. I was leery at purchase time b/c it was not at all what I'd imagined, but it has been wonderful. It cleans easily with a wet paper towel (until it's time to toss the slips into the washer), dog fur vacuums off easily, and it is soft and cozy but still stays tidy looking. The brand is Rowe (which does not have terrific online reviews ) but we've been very happy with it. The slips fit tightly and the purple color doesn't look crazy with my other furniture. The one problem is that the pieces do not fasten together well.