We are very happy with both of our W. Schillig leather sectionals (both are contemporary in design/ style). Both of ours were built in their Asian (China) factories, but they also have styles that are built in their European factories if country of origin is an issue. I'd posted in the Furniture forum re: issues our first sectional (in our living room) had had, which were all resolved early on. We got our second W. Schillig sectional for the family room a few years later, so we were obviously happy with any issue resolution. I think a key thing, is to order from a reputable dealer/showroom; one that will stand behind what they sell and follow through with the manufacturer if there are any problems. I called W. Schillig USA in High Point last year to inquire about obtaining (purchasing) replacement feet for our LR sectional. A strip of the black veneer on one of the feet had chipped off (after a good whack with the vacuum most likely). New feet (to replace all of them) were sent out at no charge. The sectional was about 8 or 9 years old at this point, so it was quite a nice surprise that they sent them at no charge.

Houzz has articles on most subects. [HERE[(https://www.houzz.com/magazine/how-to-choose-a-well-constructed-sofa-stsetivw-vs~81847558) is one on quality sofa construction, but the info applies to chairs as well. Sofa design can impact quality by impacting comfort. What's the point of a well-built sofa if it's not comfortable to sit in. [HERE[(https://www.houzz.com/magazine/sofa-secrets-how-to-choose-the-right-sofa-back-stsetivw-vs~74354788) and [HERE[(https://www.houzz.com/magazine/sofa-secrets-how-to-choose-the-right-seat-depth-and-cushions-stsetivw-vs~76263363) are articles on that. Sofa comfort is subjective. A short person will be more comfortable on shorter seating while a tall person will feel cramped. Throw pillows are intended to support short people in an upright posture. Keep in mind that as we grow older too low-to-the-floor seating puts stress on the hip joints when one attempts to get up. Make sure your furniture fits you.

Hello. Can I use coffee table with gold legs with this sofa (considering it has silver legs). Also what color accent chairs will look good with this sofa?

Good to know! Last October, I broke down and ordered the sofa that I wanted from Hickory Chair. I was told not to expect the sofa before January of 2021. In July, after several calls saying production was further delayed, I was told that it would still take at least another month. This sofa was almost 7K! I finally reached my limit and said to cancel the order, which my salesperson did, with no penalty. I think she was suspicious, too, that the sofa might not come in the near future. Ironicallly, the main reason that I chose Hickory Chair was that I loved a fabric that I could not find elsewhere. I went shopping again, and Vanguard had gotten in the exact same fabric. I ordered about a month ago, it was almost 2K less. They anticipate delivery well before Thanksgiving. Vanguard also has wood frames, glued and screwed, and hand tied springs. I'm hoping that this works out.