Thank you for the response! It does look like it could be Tommy Bahama, but after a lot more research I found what it is and thought I'd follow up. It's called the Havana Bay Collection and is made by Primo Design in northern California. Thanks again!

sorry, don't recognize this exact one, but looks handmade to me, so check Stellar collection by Sonoma Tilemakers, with their huge coice of colors..Fireclay Tile..Vecchio field tile..

yes, I understand already the difficulties with low back sofas, and this type of sofa would not be used for the main hosting/living area. Both my husband and I need seating with arms and great back support on a daily basis, but we also have a need for guest beds, nap spaces, visiting children's spaces located in attics/basements/outbuildings that are otherwise primarily studios for working. I happen to be a freak for basic clear geometry in visuals -- circles, squares, triangles --- and have a weird, totally idiosyncratic personal allergy to sofas with tufted buttons, skirting or nailhead trim, so this kind of utilitarian sofa, in the right space, is one I wanted for my files. I really appreciate all the comments and help.

I just finished decorating a client's house and she requested a chair and a half for her "reading nook". I personally had never looked for a chair and a half, but the good quality definitely starts in the $2400 range, after looking at the various furniture stores around here. I think you need to watch out for the back pillow seat rest in the above pic to look crumbled and disheveled after awhile. I ended up getting my client a regular stuffed/tailored chair and ottoman for her area for the $2400 instead. I thought it would be more comfortable for her, and also in her situation, the room was too small for the chair and a half.