I have and enjoy my Wesley Hall Sofa. It is eight-way handtied and still use hardwood frames. It is also a family business. I find Family businesses still focus on the quality of the product and not trying to trim costs and quality to focus on stockholder dividends. The EA and Thomasville lines tend to use Plywood frames and some are eight-way handtied, some aren't. They are also publicly traded companies which is why I have seen a reduction in quality with these lines over the last 5 years. Wesley Hall also has some great covers and yes They do a great job on COM's This is my opinion and not intended to badmouth any companies "my own disclaimer ;-)" PS: My WH sofa is now one year old. Still holding up well.

Looking to purchase a grade 5 leather couch from Thomasville for $3000. I just got home and started researching reviews online and now I'm not sure I've made a good decision. Any advice? we puchased their dearborn sofa in a sandelwood leather with the extra warrenty.

Looking to purchase a grade 5 leather couch from Thomasville for $3000. I just got home and started researching reviews online and now I'm not sure I've made a good decision. Any advice? we puchased their dearborn sofa in a sandelwood leather with the extra warrenty.

The Cook's Kitchen Since you know US lines well, can you comment on (or rank) the quality of these lower priced frameless cabinet companies? Thomasville Nouveau at Home Depot (which I believe you said is really Diamond) , Modica at Lowe's, HDI Euro Style https://hdicabinetry.com/euro-series , and IKEA. We want frameless and contemporary but just can't justify the big bucks for some of the pricier frameless lines. I guess my question is really whether there truly is a difference in quality among the lower priced, frameless cabinet companies. Thanks.