You guys are awesome! I just got home to read the replies. Thank you for the mock ups aktillery9!!! They are a huge help! I think the dark doesnt look as good as I thought. I like your choice a lot, but I think I'm leaning towards the walnut/travertine. Joaniepoanie-great store! I bookmarked their website. I didnt see anything I wanted, but I will definitely keep a watch. I love stores like this. ravencajun- that walnut one is beautiful!!! But maybe a little too short. I like the last one you posted even more. I really am leaning towards the walnut morrison now. I just bought a bunch of patio furniture today, though, so I might wait a little and also keep shopping the mcm online stores. I just fell in love with the morrison credenza when I saw it on dwr yesterday.

I’ve read that people put an extra pillow in the back cushions. I’m assuming there is a zip pocket to add this? How are the bottom cushions holding up? Good quality? Scratch easily? Are they really slouchy looking? im not particularly a fan of the super slouchy look but I want leather for our dog hair maintenance problem and also for the fact is looks good with anything. I’m hoping this couch will last us a while, so I’m hoping I can have a solution for the slouchy back that will make it what I want. From what I’ve read it seems Article is built better. Joybird wasn‘t descriptive enough for me and no one seems to own the Eliot sectional in leather. So I’m thinking of going with Article as well. Thanks for your response! It helps a lot.

love love our maiden home thompson bed and jones sectional. i did more reaearch then i care to admit befor buying and think quality and design wise its a few notches above. joybird, article, burrow are not really comparable - they are closer to the ikea end of the spectrum. i think of my maiden home stuff as rh level design but far better quality (made in north carolina) and a much more reasonable price. hope that helps!

Every manufacturer of upholstery has huge lead times due to the COVID backlog. Even my trade resources are currently at a 38 week lead time and that's before shipping, which would likely add another 2-3 weeks. So, 8 months is looking pretty good right now, comparatively speaking. You're not likely to find shorter lead times unless you're willing to buy something off the showroom floor (if they would even allow that).