Hi, I'm trying to find fabric by the yard that would be a close match to the "Snow" fabric Crate and Barrel uses for its Willow sofas. Any ideas? Thanks very much!

Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you mean by "rounded back," but Thayer Coggin has a lot of sectionals that don't have rounded backs, made right in High Point, NC. https://www.thayercoggin.com/sectional-gallery

We bought the C&B Gather sofa plus ottomon in leather last year.. It is the standard depth sofa and we were not able to sit in that poarticular sofa prior to ordining it. We ran into the typical delays due to supply chain issues (7 months). When it was delivered, the delivery guys dropped the sofa in the street and damaged the leather. C&B ordered a replacement (another three months). Both of us hate this sofa! It is very uncomforatable. I am 5'11" and it is too deep to comfortably site upright. The back cushions are not fastened to the sofa in any way so they are constantly slidding down. Even when pushed back, the do not provide good back support. I cannot sit in this sofa more than an hour or so before I get a backache. I wanted a sofa/ottomon combination rather than buying a sectional for the verstility so it really limited my selection of sofas. This was a big mistake. On tiop of that, dealing with C&B sales, customer support and their finance company was a real nightmare that I will never go through again.

The custom sectional we had bought from Century furniture 11 years ago had a down mix. Yes, feathers would poke through once in a while, but I had slept with a down pillow for 30 years, slept with a down duvet for many years and also owned lots of down jackets, so I never thought it was an issue! A couple of feathers per year would pop out of the sectional and it didn't disturb the look or functionality! Not sure why anyone would complain about a few feathers popping out of a product with down feathers? Maybe they are too young to have lived with a wider variety of down products and don't realize that it is normal?