I have a Lee sofa from the Coveralls collection that I purchased 3 years ago from Crate & Barrel and the cushions are horrible, (I even purchased upgraded cushions to replace the standard ones that came with the sofa after a few months of use). I was attracted to the casual relaxed appearance of the sofa. The problem is it's too relaxed and casual, the seat & back cushions must be fluffed up and rearranged after sitting on it due to sagging & indentations. Unfortunately the sofa is in the Family Room and it is used daily.The fabric I chose is great but the cushions are the absolute worst. I would not recommend a Lee sofa from the Coveralls collection. I believe I have the C2375-03. I have never had an upholstered piece of furniture look so bad after such a short time. When it is replaced in the Spring it will be given away. I have a few of PB Textured Linen Pillow Covers & from my experience they are a fair price for the quality.

Hi. Good that you are planning! I would not recommend the arrangement you are showing. It is going to feel very awkward with the chairs infringing on the sofa. Option 1) Same arrangement that you have, but get a 60" sofa and 2 chairs about 35" deep each. Option 2) A rarely recommend a sectional, but in this case, it might be the best option for your son. You could buy a sofa with a chaise or you could buy a sectional Option 3) Move tv to the long wall where the door is. Get your 80" long sofa and put 2, 35" deep chairs on the ends. So, same as my option 1, but wider sofa and arrangement moved to short window wall.

yes. that's how you get color. Let me show you an example. Look at this room and take away the rugs, Pillows, and throw. what do you have? you have a wood floor and white furniture and white walls. that's it. see how much life those items add? same for your room. Except I'd have to throw in a plant somewhere. every room needs some greenery. here's a neutral room w/greenery and some prints and texture this room takes a risk w/pastel blue/purples. see all the diff prints? they all work together because the color palette is the same. I love this one. notice the window treatments, and tree. and every room needs a bit of leopard. what do you think about the woven wood blinds and some white linen drapes? do you like that look? I posted this room because of the rug. I love the soft blue tones w/the warm rust/orange tones. they'd look great w/your gray and your wood floors same thing w/this rug. find a rug you love and then pull those colors onto the pillows/throws. bring in pattern/textures and don't forget a plant or two!

Oh I love the Sloan, too, Veronica! That was the other one I was considering. Overall I think the ID quality is excellent and Customer Service was very responsive and a pleasure to work with. One note: the sofa was delivered with the legs attached, but they weren't screwed in tightly (may have loosened during shipping), which caused a creaking sound until we figured out the problem. So be sure to double-check that the legs are screwed in all the way! Side Table is the Reeve Side Table by West Elm (https://www.westelm.com/products/reeve-mid-century-side-table-marble-h955/) and is a "marble veneer." West Elm has a matching round coffee table too (https://www.westelm.com/products/reeve-mid-century-coffee-table-marble-walnut-h520/), but I bought this one - which is the James round coffee table from Belham Living - first and actually like it a bit better. It's solid marble instead of veneer, and was about $200 less than the West Elm. I think it may be sold out, though, as I can't find it online. Found this one on eBay for $100 more than I paid: https://www.ebay.com/itm/143797146260?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&itemid=143797146260&targetid=1070198977085&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=9011572&poi=&campaignid=11612591250&mkgroupid=113642466472&rlsatarget=pla-1070198977085&abcId=9300457&merchantid=6296724&gclid=CjwKCAiA65iBBhB-EiwAW253WwHcNI42fLpQ7h-AD2j-7dkyqjav8XDOKvzPd_vYYlv4J5naOQYwvRoCCJQQAvD_BwE Something I learned about marble and marble veneer is that you have to use coasters because liquid etches it!