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Comments (0)I am looking for a new sofa, a sectional. Our last sofa was from Ashley and it is a POS. Its very uncomfortable and I would like to avoid the same mistakes this time around. I'm looking for something simple, like pottery barn style. I'd like firm cushions. And I want them to maintain their shape. What brands should i be looking at? I saw a sectional at a local store recently and the brand name was England. I asked the store owner about the quality and she couldnt say enough good things about it and she stressed their 10 year cushion warranty and lifetime warranty on the frame. Then I searched online and found only bad reviews for England sofas. So obviously you cant trust the salespeople! Any advice or recommendations would be appreciated!...See MoreSmall sectional sofas?
Comments (8)I looked at the dimensions on the Pottery Barn sectionals last night on line and I was impressed that it said the seat depth was about 23". Overall depth was 35"...so that seems to me like the back pillows would have be pretty supportive to prevent us from feeling like we were falling backwards but at least it might be worth trying. I also want to go try the Clayton Marcus at our nearby stores but unfortunately DS is home sick and I think may be tomorrow as well so it may be Friday or this weekend before I can pick up where I left off. I'll be sure to post the results of our next foray out to test sofas! I really appreciate the suggestions--thanks....See Moredecent sectional sofa ~ $1,000?
Comments (3)Have you looked online for used furniture? Sometimes people sell for reasons of color, style, etc, and therefore sell lightly used pieces for a fraction of the price new. That said, for a new $1K sectional, you should look at Macy's or Jennifer Convertibles....See Morerecommendations for section sofas
Comments (0)I'm looking for a mid-price solid color fabric sectional for a tight living room. Hoping to pay less than $3,000, if possible. Sturdy and stain resistant. Thank you....See MoreRelated Professionals
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