I was in the market for leather furniture that had larger than average seat height and depth; I'm 6'. After several visits to the store and research, I decided on the Omnia Kingsbury sofa and chair with a Grade 3 leather. A whopping $5,000 purchase. My sales rep was very friendly and informative. The order took approx. 8 week before delivery. I was so excited to get the call that the furniture was in but after examination of the quality I am disappointed. There are several bruises in the leather on the front of the sofa cushions and the chair's cushion has a permanent indentation after only having the furniture for two months! The integrity of the furniture is just not there. If I had to do it all over again, I would not have purchased Omnia! I am not a happy camper. The seams are not even, all of the cushions are filled with different levels of filler and I ordered firm seat cushions but they are not. Based on the quality and integrity of this furniture, I could have gone to Raymour or Ashley, save thousands. Shame on you Omnia for charging $2,700 for the sofa and $2,300 for the chair. Definitely not worth it!

I read the reviews before our purchase that we made in 02/21. In the showroom the sofa was extremely comfortable, sat exactly how I needed it to sit for me. I'm 6'1", 225 lbs, 66 with a history of lower lumbar issues. It was delivered and was wonderful - for about a month. It sank at least two inches. Seriously, so much that when I used the sofa it began to increase my back pain and then began to cause difficulty getting up from the sofa because the sunken portion places me in a position where my pelvis is lower than my knees. I finally made a claim with our furniture company - which has been great to deal with - and they sent someone to look at it 06/21. Yes, there's a definite issue the repair man said, and yes, maybe it's just a bad piece of foam. BTW, both reclining ends did this. So new inserts were ordered and their repair man brought them and put them in on a Tuesday. Before the next Tuesday rolled around, the sinking feeling has returned and is worsening. There's definitely something not right with the quality of the foam used here, or there's something wrong with the platform that supports the foam. Everything else seems to be quality and is to be appreciated, but honestly, what good is reclining 'comfort' furniture if that comfort doesn't last more than a month or even less? With that said, I know there's nothing better out there. Seriously. I think folks just need to understand this isn't going to hold it's comfort the same way it does when you try it out in the showroom.

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

Thanks to everyone who commented! I am going to look into your suggestions! As Sabrina Alfin said, we don't own a home right now, so this is part of the reason why we don't want to spend so much on a sofa. I found some interesting ones on CB, RB, and PB but I got nervous after reading some reviews claiming that sofas from these brands became awful after only a year of moderate use (I read a couple of these on houzz). And there's also the feather situation. Anyways, thanks again!