This is a classic style that most all leather furniture manufactures offer. Not for sure where PB manufactures, some items say American made while others mention imported. The one thing for sure you will want to look for is a protected leather or aniline plus since you will be using this in a high traffic area. While PB offers supple leathers they are not always protected. Zippers in the seat and back cushions is also a plus as good top grain leather will far outlast the inside fill, so having access to them is critical. I see PB only gives you 2 color options while companies like Bradington Young, Omnia Leather or Mckinley will have hundreds of color choices and should price well within that same price range if you shop at a discount retailer. Also, all of these companies I have mentioned offer seat cushion options. Foam, down or spring seats. Also within their seat backing they will use a channel back fiber fill to keep the fill from settling to the bottom with use.

This is a very popular style and with removable seat cushions you can move the seats around the sectional to evenly distribute the wear. Good leather will last for decades so make sure the frame is made well enough to last as long as the leather cover. The brands I have mentioned will.

If you are not near a large city it may be hard to find a showroom. I suggest measuring some furniture that you currently have in your home and do some online comparisons through online shopping or contact the lines I mentioned and ask them to provide you with dealers that might be close to where you are located. You are not close to the factories otherwise I could schedule a visit for you to actually see how the furniture is made.

Most manufacturers will have a dealer locator on their website. The dealer may not have the specific style in stock but may have others that you can sit in to get a feel of seating comfort. As Wellington's has suggested take some measurements; seat depth & height is important in seating comfort; you do not want it to be too deep or too shallow & you don't want your legs to stick out like Lily Tomlin's little girl character, Edith Ann in the big rocking chair.

Keep me posted on what you decide. I am also looking at this couch but realizing I have a lot more research to do.

That is why I would always advise customers to sit in upholstery; you need to know how upholstery "fit" your body. Glad you were able to find in a store prior to making the purchase

The sofa is nice looking but very low to the ground. It is difficult to clean underneath without moving the entire thing. The back is slanted backward in such a way that it is very uncomfortable. The leather is very nice, however, I would not buy this sofa again or recommend it either. We have several very tall men in our family which is why I chose it, but all agree it is not comfortable. I bought the 105 inch Square Arm sofa.