As with so many things, hard to tell from a retailer's ad what to expect. The greatpriced set would probably be fine in a low-traffic environment (but what furniture wouldn't), pirelli webbing loses memory faster than even single-coil springs. The JCPenny set has even less info. Bottom-line - If you are placing any furniture into a high-traffic environment (such as an active family room), make sure that - 1). All leather is 100% un-corrected top-grain leather (which I believe both sets claim to be true). 2). The leather is not advertised as "bi-cast", "corrected leather", or "split-hide", or any hybrid including the previous listed. Make sure that the leather has a pigmented top-coating, and is not listed as "pull-up", "nubuck", "distressed", or "full-aniline", as all these leathers (while being aethetically pleasing) are not stain-, wear-, or fade-resistant. Hope this helps.

Good afternoon fox, What type of budget are you thinking about? Unlike the automotive world where a Chevrolet or Honda is likely to take you further than a Bentley money probably makes a big difference here. FWIW, I find the power switches to be of identical "quality" from the three companies we sell the most often. So I just side with the one with the best parts availability so that if a customer calls me with a malfunction a few years down the road I can have a switch mailed to them with little effort.

Every one you listed is a lower end promotional line. A step up would be Flexsteel ( both imported (Latitude's) or domestic models) Much better warranties. http://www.flexsteel.com/ Also Comfort Design, (a division of Klaussner but much better made), http://comfortdesignfurniture.com/DefaultConsumer.aspx MotionCraft (division of Sherrill) higher end http://www.motioncraft-furniture.com/ Hancock & Moore, Higher end http://hancockandmoore.com/index.asp Taylor King, Higher end , not as many opitons http://www.taylorking.com/ I would be wary of buying used motion. Most likely worn out then sold to you. Chris

Looking for a high quality leather reclining loveseat with storage console (preferably with drawer and wood tabletop). We currently have a La-Z-Boy with all of that but it's getting a bit old and need to replace it. Everyone seems to make the center console with either no storage or a flip top compartment in the top of console and only cupholders, not a flat table top that wineglasses can be set on.