Wow funny this thread is here...My sister and I share the holidays now (Thanksgiving and Christmas) We both own china service of 12 but of course different patterns...Anyway we usuallay seat between 24-30 so we use good quality paperplates (YUK!!) so we decided were gonna buy a good set...we like the traditiinal Lenox Christmas with the ribbon and holly and this morning i was online and came across Corelle's holiday dishes...granted its not China but the Lenox will run us at least 4000.00 and the Corelle 500.00 and we wont have to cringe everytime someone makes a move at the dining room banquet table!!! Big fan of corelle and the holiday patterns are beautiful. Think were gonna go this route I emailed them to ask if they had and plans to make ones for Thanksgiving....My dream for sometime now is to purchase JOHNSON BROTHERS AUTUMN MONARCH!!!!!! Will buy at some point off Ebay or Replacement Ltd i think Hubby will choke me LOL!!!

All of the things you say about them are true. However, the sectional sofa I bought from them is very uncomfortable. The seat cushions are thin and rock-hard. When I complained, their only solution was for me to spend MORE money on replacement cushions. They did give me some free fabric to use in new cushions I could bet made locally, but this all ended up costing a ridiculous amount of money. I could have bought a better sofa for half the price at Pottery Barn.

I have Peyton in "Oatmeal" color.... four of the 108"h x 100w panels.... They do have quite a few wrinkles out of the package. I steamed them for a while to get the wrinkles out, but there are some still there (I don't mind, and I could probably steam them more to fix it :)) I think they are good quality... certainly better than anything I bought at BB&B or big box stores. The lining is nice and filters light quite well.... ...bottom line, I haven't regretted this purchase.

I know - I have loved a few PB rugs online, and when I have gone to the local store to check them out - wow! What a difference! I saw that the other pics looked very different from the first one in her auctions, and just know they are of the real rug. If you wrote her that you are interested in one, maybe she'd take a photo of her smallest one in daylight, so you can really tell what you're buying. My experience is that the catalog and their online photos are usually richer/deeper than the true colors.