Which sofa: Arhaus or Room & Board?
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Comments (1)The description clearly states the cushions are soft and filled with down. This is a feature of a down filled sofa. With the comfort comes the slouchy look cushions. The cushions have to be fluffed daily and flipped to keep it looking its best as indicated in the informational video. https://www.crateandbarrel.com/marlowe-daybed/s365362 https://www.westelm.com/products/upholstered-nailhead-double-chaise-h1561/?pkey=e%7Cdaybeds%7C24%7Cbest%7C4294967200%7C1%7C24%7C%252Fdaybeds%...See MoreAny reviews of the Arhaus Remington sofa or the Ethan Allen Spencer ?
Comments (11)I bought the Remington sectional. I loved the look and how similar it is to the RH Maxwell. It was delivered last week and the dimmensions were over 2.5" shorter than the size we ordered which meant that the depth was 37" insted of 40". It's way to short to sit on. The length and width were also cut short. I contacted Arhaus immediately and they were going to look into the problem and have since gone radio silent. A week has passed and I have a mini sectional sitting in my family room and I am livid. The fact that they weren't absolutely mortified to know what an error they made was a telling sign in the beginning. WORST COSTUMER SERVICE! I am going to file a complaint with BBB. If you look at the BBB website for this company there are MANY other complaints about the products they received. Save yourselves the headache and order from somewhere else. If anyone bought a similar looking sofa they are happy with let me know....I am back to square one!...See MoreRoom & Board Sofa / Sectional?
Comments (4)My husband and I went to Room and Board today. We tried both the Jasper and the Astaire. Both are very comfortable. If you would like to sit straighter and get up from the sofa or sectional more easily, the Jasper is better. it is higher off the ground and has a shorter seated depth. If you plan to lounge or curl your legs up on the sofa, the Astaire seems better. We plan to buy the U-shaped 100x164 Astaire sectional. We have a large sunroom and plan to use it for lounging. I love the rounded larger end piece that is a rounded version of a "cuddler" piece on other sofas. The 27 inch depth of the Astaire is nice, especially with a pillow behind my back. We particularly like this sofa because it has a medium firmness on both back and seated cushions. Even though it is only 16 inches off the ground, we didn't sink further down and didn't feel like we needed help getting out of the sectional. That being said, if it had the 19 inch height of the Jasper, I would like it even that much better. The standard fabric on it comes in several other colors than shown for the same price (the Sumner line). It just takes longer to get those made. We are probably going for the Sumner Flax color. I have to say, as intriguing as the photo of the sectional is in photos, it looks more sophisticated in person....See MoreArhaus, Ballard, CB or PB for durable sofa?
Comments (2)Here are some past discussions re sofas. Good luck with your quest! https://www.houzz.com/discussions/3589346/need-sofa-advice-ethan-allen-or-pottery-barn https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5843045/high-quality-long-lasting-usa-made-sofas-for-a-family-room https://www.houzz.com/discussions/281623/choosing-a-great-sofa-manufacturer-with-a-good-price-point...See Morenjmomma
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