Love this sofa! I got the upgraded cushions. My husband and I are thrilled. It sits supportive and firm, and the attached back pillows are plush and cradle your back. I am very particular about sofas; I hate to sink down low into them. I highly recommend the upgraded cushions ($100). In total I paid close to $2500, but I am so glad I did. I was replacing an Ethan Allen sofa that had been expensive, but it lasted 20 years. Go to a true Flexsteel gallery to get the to see all the fabric options.

Thanks for the feedback. My preference is for a stationary sectional with a traditional look (nothing modern), don't need recliners and want firm cushions due to back issues...I attached a photo of my current couch. It took me 8 months to find the Broyhill and thought we found a gem with the firm Duracoil cushions. This was our 3rd Broyhill and we still have a leather couch that we love and the other one lasted 17 years with a houseful of kids. Broyhill has gone way downhill and the Duracoil technology is a bust! The thought of picking out another couch makes me cringe...off to Pilgrim tonight. We might go with something in leather.

I really like this sofa. This company changed the name but it’s the same one I purchased and it seems to be very well made. The manufacturer is Klaussner furniture and they have different styles. You can find all the ones they make on JossandMain by typing in Klaussner into the search. JossandMain is a Wayfair company but less expensive. The price has come down since I purchased it and now they allow you to customize the color which wasn’t an option at the time. It didn’t matter since I wanted the plain off white one anyways. The cushions are firm and keep their shape well but still comfortable. The back pillows are down so they are squishy but still look put together. The fabric is a heavy linen and not cheap. Here is a photo from the holidays for an idea of it. It was around $2600 but would have been double that at Pottery Barn so although it’s not as cheap as IKEA it seems to be as well made as Pottery Barn but less expensive. The slipcover is removable and can be machine washed. I actually looked at the Pottery Barn basic sofas before buying this one and the fabric seems to be just as nice if not better. Here is the link to this sofa. https://www.jossandmain.com/furniture/pdp/felicity-sectional-cstm1465.html

IdaClaire I don't want to see businesses shilling their products here. Such posts, under the guise of "helpful advice" degrade the integrity and longstanding intent of these forums (and I've had many years of active forum participation). What's to stop these forums from becoming just one ad after another? Nobody wants that (except perhaps those who only participate in hopes of making a buck). Pros that offer their own products or services in response to a query have a vested and biased interest. It makes me sad that such things are even allowed here. And yes, I do flag this stuff as spam and will continue to do so. There's a lot of poor and amateur advice here on this forum, and I'm in the business going on my 35th year now. I swing by to help out when I can just in the same way I help the lady next door change a flat tire on her car. I have never got a single order off of HOUZZ that I'm aware of. But this is the appreciation given for the professional expertise and experience which is FREE? Vested and Bias interest? <rolling eyes>. My wife says "Why do you even bother with doing that? That's the best use of your time?" At least the lady whose tire I changed will say Thank You instead of telling me I'm out to sell her a brake job.