I agree that reupholstering your EA sofas may be the way to go. I have a pair of hand-me-down 60 yo EA Bergere chairs and they're in wonderful condition. They're well-made, comfortable and came back to life with new upholstery. Of course, if you don't care for the lines of your old EA sofa, then there's nothing to be done for it. I bought a vintage sofa on Craigslist for $25, found 13 yards of fabric at an outlet for $37 and had an old country preacher reupholster it for $350. All told, I got a new-to-me sofa for just over $400. I wouldn't rule out EA, Thomasville, Drexel today. Their reputation is that they're pricey, but they've really had to drop their prices to stay in business. I was in EA this spring and they had a slipcovered sofa for $1200 or so that I looked at long and hard before going my vintage-cheap route. I've never heard a bad word about PB, et al, so I dug up the article lovesummer mentioned. I'd be very interested in these same folks looking at their furniture today. That article is now a full 3 years old and I've seen plenty of blurbs in the PB/C&B catalogs touting improved quality and value. Interesting findings. Here is a link that might be useful: Pottery Barn Unstuffed

We have a couple of Willow chairs from C&B and they are very nice. The covers wash well. We machine wash and then air dry.

check out this discussion on the restoration hardware cloud sofa. i think the crate and barrel version is mentioned in the responses as well. https://www.houzz.com/discussions/4203792/restoration-hardware-cloud-modular-sectional-review#n=268 bottom line, these styles require A LOT of maintenance, because the fill doesn't have any foam core to keep the shape of the cushions. xoxo eva @ MONARCHSOFAS.COM

I’ve purchased three CB sofas. I still have one that’s rarely used. I have not purchased the sofa you selected. My first sofa was purchased maybe 13-14 years ago. It was a slipcover sofa that had 2 slip covers. The cushions broke down after three years. CB sent me replacement cushions and those broke down after another three years. I replaced that sofa with a small single cushion sofa. I kept that sofa 5 years and gave it away because it was as hard as a rock. CB told me the cushion would get softer with use, but it never did. The sofa I kept, and love, is the Petrie sofa in leather. It’s firm, but it’s rarely used.