Have you checked out Joann's? Waverly has indoor/outdoor fabric on there called sundial that's similar (though not sure if it's in the same colors). Right now it's 50% off, too, so you may be able to find something that will work for a better price. It gets a good review, too (though it's only one...) Here is a link that might be useful: Sundial Lagoon, comes in other colors

hey guys, after a recent move, my sofa has experienced some scratches and snags. it is upholstered so I can't just take off the cover. what can I do to fix the snag?? thanks! see photo, there are 4, 5 spots like that. [IMG]http://i67.tinypic.com/2qjxc47.jpg[/IMG]

Yes, it certainly CAN work. The throw that you have over the back of the leather sofa unites the two colors. Maybe try to find pillows that have both the leather sofa and the gray(?) sofa colors in them. Some pics shown HERE. Note the two prints that you have above the gray sofa - Here are more prints, but of stormy beach scenes. Look for fabrics/pillows in those tones. (If you can lower those prints to about 8" above the sofa, they'll look much better.) Stormy ocean prints

Leather is easier to maintain than fabric. The problem is all the sweat/drool/other biological fluids, hair, fur, skin flakes, food particles that are going to get on the couch surface. With fabric, they will seep through and/or become trapped in the fabric fibers. Unless you can completely remove the fabric cover, your fabric will eventually smell and look gross. Spot cleaners (e.g., Bissell) will work to remove stains but they’re not for deep cleaning. Leather is easy to wipe clean. I do a weekly wipe with a rag moistened with soapy water, then wipe with a rag moistened with clean water (repeat several times). Leather conditioning is necessary if u want the leather to look good for a long time. An alternative is polyurethane/vinyl/etc. (leather look, if u prefer). That’s cheaper than leather and waterproof so it’s much easier to keep clean. You can have a go on it with soap/detergent (but don’t pour water on it. The seams are not waterproof.)