Non-matching (partially matched) sofa and love seat for family room
lilylchen
4 years ago
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oaktonmom
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2 matching sofas or sofa+loveseat combination for family room
Comments (3)When buying upholstered furniture a sofa is always your best value. In fact from a wholesale perspective there can be as little as a $50-$100 difference between them and I will tell you why. At the trade shows, primarily the twice a year High Point market, April and october or the Vegas market manufacturers like to quote low sofa prices as they show you their wares. I have been to many markets, over 60 High Point Markets, where you will be lead around the showroom with the rep quoting sofa wholesale or in some cases retail prices, $699, $799, $899, $999. It's so boring. What they never quote are the love seat and chair prices where the manufacturere is making their mark up. My advice buy two sofas. I think it looks better and you are getting more value....See MoreColour Matching for Living Room Set
Comments (9)You are asking for opinions, so opinions you will get. Based on your post saying you are “looking into” purchasing a sofa/loveseat set is why you are getting opinions that the combination isn’t as good as sofa/two chairs. First two chairs posted would not be my choice, but then you said it had to be one or the other, so get the chair which matches the sofa. Now a leather chair? I understood you had only two choices?. The sofa material has leather look, so I would not put another leather look piece in the room. How will you position these three pieces? Where do you plug in the chair and will the cord be an issue? Finding a cocktail table to service all three pieces will be a challenge. What is your budget for the chair? Maybe someone can come up with more choices for you....See MoreMatching Sofa or Whole "New World" Sofa?
Comments (16)Yes, I can get the same sofa in a smaller size, I had those other 2 gray sofas custom made to be extra long to seat 4 people on each sofa instead of 3 (or 2). I wanted more seating in that area, but I couldn't put a U shaped sectional or 3rd smaller sofa there because of the post. After I decide on the other, new sofa and chairs, I'll put 2 chairs next to the 2 gray sofas. So there will be seating for 10 in that area, and then 3 on the new sofa, with 2 new chairs for a total of 15 places for people to seat in that room (so hopefully people will stop dragging chairs to that room (which is the main place the adults gather in the house.) On the other side of the pony wall, there will be a "live edge" dining table with 6 chairs, then 6 bar stools for the kitchen island. That adds another 12 seats for a total of 29 seats. So everything is sort of "planned", I'm just stuck on this 3rd sofa issue. Matching or no ? But yes, I can order the same style/fabric in a new, smaller size sofa. And yes, I was thinking a smaller, matching sofa, 2 "light/airy" chairs, (something with thinner legs, etc.) and a small coffee table. Then add a coordinating rug to match/compliment the new larger area rug (that I'm in the process of looking for now.) Also, if I get the same sofa in a smaller size, do I get the same pillows? (Each sofa comes with 2 pillows of choice {and the "choices" aren't great.}.) Thanks!...See MoreMatching sofas...matching pillows?
Comments (10)All the pillows should play well together. They don't need to match if you don't want that appearance. IMO these pillows currently on the sofa are not doing the room any favors. They are all a bit muddy in color. Looks like the sofas are very supportive, so in this case the pillows are merely decorative. A combination of solid and patterns, (not cotton prints) would add some visual interest to the area. Not these colors but a jacquard design combined with a chenille small pattern and a velvet are great textures to use together. Are you at all concerned that the coffee table is a very hard reach for anyone who sits on the arm of the sofa? That I would improve upon. It's just my preference but I don't have a problem with people putting their feet up and I want them to feel like they can enjoy themselves in a room so I would opt for a casual rectangular table....See Moretedbixby
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