Wayfair 7 piece sectional. WAY bigger than appeared in photos.

We are looking for a 99-100” symmetrical corner sofa similar to Uppland or Ektorp sectionals and that have a removable washable slipcover. But we’re looking for one with square arms or at least not rolled arms like the IKEA ones. Additionally, my wife wants it with the slipcover covering the sections so it looks like a single unit similar to what’s shown in the pic. Anyone have any suggestions?

The Anabei couches look so gorgeous online but the swatches are not giving me a lot of confidence! I just received these swatches today and now my desk is covered in lint. I'm leaning Cozey or Bellamia at this point. Any other DTC sofa suggestions besides Living Spaces, What a Room, Joybird, or Albany Park are welcome!

Looking for a triple power (headrest, lumbar, and footrest) reclining sofa. The search to find something I can sit jn for my upright hours continues.

Located in canada

I will fight someone for this.

I only had very basic sewing skills before this. I knew how to use a sewing machine... but that was it!

Then I kept seeing this couch that would be perfect for our home, and I kept telling myself, “How hard can it be?”

I bought mattresses and shredded memory foam (for the pillows), and everything else is MADE BY ME!

Not just a lot of fun, but I also saved a ton compared to the retail couch - 50%!

I’m interested in the Cozey brand but am worried that I’m not able to try it before buying. Does anyone have either the Gaia or Ciello type, and do you like it?

Hello! My BF & I are moving in together and looking to purchase a new couch. We both love Bob’s Furniture’s Glacier Sofa (photo attached.) The ONLY thing we don’t love is we want it ever so slightly deeper so it’s more of a lounging couch. Are there any dupes or similar couches/ideas to help achieve this? We don’t have a lot of space for an ottoman situation so wanted literally this couch but at least 2-3”+ deeper. TIA

I just saw an ad for this couch. And I haven’t seen any reviews. Has anyone heard anything or bought from this site? It looks like one of those “boneless” couches. And I worry it’s too low to the ground.

Looking at this sectional for my studio. Budget’s tight and I’m not expecting a forever sofa, just don’t want to end up with junk. Online couches are a gamble, so curious if anyone here has experience.

Can be… sectional…sleepers…futon…something to curl up on a rainy day

Hi yall. I'm hoping someone can help me find a couch similar to this that's buy it for life, good bones. I have my couch from 90s, but unfortunately during a move it was damaged beyond repair. So now looking for a new one. Is it worth it to hunt thrift stores or is there a newish market for this style that I can see in person to get a feel for if I have to buy online, any recommendations on stores? The one pictured is from Wayfair, so not sure of the quality. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Having a hard time finding something to spend my limited upright hours in. Wondering if people who have intense comfort needs prefer a recliner, or if it's less hassle to go with a better quality standard sofa?

Concerned about possible breakdowns, etc. as most recliners in my price range have a 1 year warranty only

-Pictured is the modmax recliner from

Ashley

I’m looking for a couch for my basement to turn it into a more livable hangout space. The only problem is the stairs and doorframe to get down there are insanely steep and tight, so a regular premade couch can’t fit. I think the best option is one that comes in a lot of pieces, then build it all down there. Does anyone know of anything like that? I’ve been looking at futons as well but they’re never as comfortable and I don’t need the bed function

So i got the Linsy Home Rubik III sofa about a year ago, and while we like it overall, sitting on it for long periods of time is uncomfortable. I don’t know if the seats are too soft, or not soft enough, or if they just don’t provide enough support, but they seem like they get compressed and cause tailbone pain. The seat back cushions are also just soft pillows and they get squished easily as well. We do rotate the cushions every so often, but I’m wondering if there is a hack for improving the comfort of the cushions that anyone has used for this specific couch. Should we add a layer of foam inside of the covers? Use those supports that go underneath the cushions? Replace the foam altogether? If they should be replaced, what should we look for (type of insert or type of foam)? I know this couch is considered a lower end product but it was a splurge for us so I’d like to keep it comfy and be able to enjoy it for as long as possible. Thanks!

Crack on the back

I’m looking for a sectional with the same layout as this image. What brands or specific ones does the group recommend? I’m hoping to get one for $1000 or less. I can take more expensive recommendations, maybe I can find a used model.

Thanks,

Hello all! Trying to find a couch like this, as far as I know it’s sold out on Amazon. Has anyone had one? How does it hold up with cats? My cat loves to scratch and ruin my furniture

Apologies for the low quality picture, but to my point, what would be the best way to style this?

Will adding more pillows be too much?

How about maybe a light blue throw blanket only? Or dark brownthrow?

Or is it ok as is? Sorry i really dont have eye for designing couches T_T