@Anne Smith they are both comfortable to me (i had heard ery good things from axis owners) - for the 88" length the Metro deep is a little deeper - 43" vs 41"i think on axis overall and the "interior" depth from back cushioin to front edge of seat cushion is like 28/29" whereas i think it's more like 25 on axis. Metro seat cushions feel a little more "cushiony"/"springy" (but not soft) than axis which felt "firmer" - i think becausethe seat cushions on Metro (deep version only) are spring down (so coils in them) vs pure foam wrapped with down i . Also i think the back frame on Axis is taller and i think feels like it sits a bit more "upright" (the back of Metro feels more like C&B lounge sofa than Axis). Although the douglas fabric on Axis is very durable, the look was a little too "suedey" for me, and i couldn't use the ice or white color - I needed more of an ivory (so i would have gotten Icon pearl) . The ivory sumner fabric on the Metro is really nice (100% polypropylene)

What do you mean by a 35” deep seat. Before the cushions are added ? I am tall with very long legs and a sof with 26” deep seating is too deep for me. The whole thing is 43” deep the seating is 27” which IMO is a very deep seat .

Hi Natalie. We bought the Lounge ll sofa (2 of them) because our grown son has them and over the past 5 years with kids and dogs they wear like iron. I had the very same concern as you. I really don’t like the really deep sofas and worried too. But, we always seemed to be very comfy on there’s. We bit the bullet and got them 5 months ago for our new house. They are beyond great. Very comfy, and the depth is not a problem. We longe around on them all the time. If I ever feel like I want extra support, I throw a pillow behind me. But, to be honest, my feet are almost always up on the couch with me. Lol We picked out the fabric in Taft. (See photo). I’m not familiar with the fabric you are talking about. My son has a microfiber and it’s great.

On my monitor, none of the colors go together— the walls look greenish, the rug beige , and the sectional gray. Everything solid and bland but not cohesive. Things look different in your lighting. What kind of look and feel are you going for? What stays and what goes? As Patricia said, a new rug with color and pattern could set the scheme, but it might be an investment I’d right- sized. If you really like a solid beige rug, I wouldn’t have gotten a solid not- quite - coordinated sectional. Would you re- paint to set off the upholstery better? Are you planning a very monotone background to set off some fun artwork? Sorry not much help if it’s a problem of translating color accurately in the photos.