New electric wall hugger reclining sofa.
Well, we're really happy with our new electric recliner sofa.
We had to wait several weeks, because we ordered
it in buckskin color (that's what I call it) leather. We love
the color and are in heaven with the comfort.
I was also surprised that it looks smaller than our other sofa. Because according to the brochure it was 41" deep.
Well, that 41" is only when it's fully reclined. When it's closed its only 31" deep. Our other sofa was 37" deep, so
this was a delightful surprise.
Also there is no welt on the seat cushions, just double
saddle stitching which is strong. This is our third leather
sofa, and the welt on the cushions always lost the color
from the rubbing of the demon jeans. There is only welt on the arms.
This is a closeup of the color and saddle stitching ...
ill post more pics later, hubby is hungry and wants me to
rattle those pots and pans...stay tuned.
It came with the two brown throw pillows.
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ingrid_vc so. CA zone 9
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8 years ago
Yayagal
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8 years agocliff_and_joann
8 years agothank you' Roseabby, Ingrid, nutsaboutplants and Yayagal. :)
We have two leather chairs and a red chair in this room. This was
also available in dark brown, but I tried to match the brown in the rug.
Really, it's dreamy ( literally ) as we spend more time dreaming in it than
watching TV :)
The big dark cushions came with it.
My side is the side by the charging table, the other side is my headguys side.
I managed to scurry up two willing little guys for a test drive.
cliff_and_joann
8 years ago
PamS
8 years ago
jlc712
8 years agocliff_and_joann
8 years agoThanks jic, It's the rolled arm that did it for us. :)
Pam, it's from Ashley furniture. the couch name is Walmoth model #u7800187We ordered it in the lighter color. ( don't know the name of the color.)
In the store we saw it in dark brown. Note, the pic below may be the darker
color with lights on it.
always1stepbehind
8 years agoerinsean
8 years agocliff_and_joann
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