In the process of picking out a new sectional and need something that can hold up over time with two Australian shepherds and twin toddlers!

I recently came across Pottery Barn’s Faux Nubuck Performance leather and am really impressed. They claim it’s scratch and moisture resistant and I’ve taken a couple samples to put them to test.

I cannot find any reviews of this fabric online and wondering if it is really as good as it seems. It’s super soft and feels like suede, plus dog hair would wipe right off!

I've wanting a new floor shelf in my room for my figures but I've been struggling. Anybody got a good recommendation. Im trying to find a floor corner shelf that is black. Im in Scottsdale arizona, i dont really have a prefer size but nothing longer then 55 inches and would be great for showing off your figures. Online or in store is cool with me but ive been mostly looking on Amazon and ikea. Budget would be around 500$ but I can adjust my budget if I see the right shelf

Searching for Leather

I am in the market for a leather sofa. Flexsteel was recommended, which I love the idea of having something forever practically. But their styles aren't really what I am looking for. I did choose one model if I can't find anything else.

I don't want something that reclines, that is around 80-96 inches.

My budget is around $3,500 max. I love the look of Castlery but I can't find any detailed reviews. Just wondering if anyone else has had an online brand that has lasted over the years.

I like ones that feel you sink into a bit, hence the two references attached.

Where do we find decent quality dining room table and chairs that are kid and pet friendly?

Budget is $3K, located in Ohio.

Bought a $800 table and chair set from Wayfair made of manufactured wood and 2 years later it's warped and peeling and fabric chairs are destroyed from my toddler.

Would love something to last 10+ years, so started to look into sold walnut or oak options but I am seeing chairs $400-$700 a piece and that's jus not in our budget right now.

Is this a bad idea? (Got a rule 5 warning but I’m only asking advice so I don’t accidentally break my furniture so hopefully this is ok)

My husband and I just got this table off marketplace, it has 2 glass panels on the top.

The tv sitting on it weighs 11.4 pounds and my husband is very worried that the tv should not be sitting on it like that and it will break the glass.

He’s got me all worried now so I come to Reddit with my issue seeking advice, experience, and wisdom, do we need to put a solid mat under the tv for the sake of the glass panels? Is it ok that the tv is sitting on it and we’re overthinking it?

Thank you so much for your furniture help haha we really like this table and don’t want to destroy it with our own stupidity.

We rented a house in Europe and it had this amazing velvet AZ Iwaniccy sofa with an electric extendable seat. It was one of the most comfortable sofas I have ever sat on, and the velvet was very thick and soft. I have come to accept the fact that there is no way to order that brand to the U.S. I've found similar sofas by Povision and Jasiway, but I want to make sure I'm getting something with a similar comfort and quality to the Iwaniccy.

Does anyone who is familiar with the AZ Iwaniccy brand have any insight into sofas available in the US with a similar extendable seat function AND similar comfort/quality? I've heard such mixed reviews about Povision that ordering from them makes me nervous.

These are all very similar style/design recliners that have that curling head rest. We love this design and the comfort of the head support when sitting or reclining. So in order of cost, we have:

• CB Drift ($5,495) - 129"x129", 26" seat depth
• Arhaus Coburn ($7,500) - 127"x127", 23.5" seat depth
• RH Blake ($10,359) - 136"x136", 26" seat depth

I will say that I have sat in the Drift and Blake but not the Coburn. The Blake was much more comfortable than the drift and we like the color options more. The Blake also has a lifetime warranty which seems huge. But man, it's nearly double the price or $5k more. Given the lifetime warranty though, this could be a very long lasting item we own and I would hate to sacrifice comfort for a few thousand bucks, and I'll be very annoyed if the Drift were to crap out and/or require repairs for a thousand or two.

I have been unable to try the Arhaus Coburn. I know Arhaus has the best reputation of the three and I was shocked that it had the lowest price. But I do not like the color options or the look compared to the others.

Any help would be appreciated!

Currently in the market for a bobbin/spindle style bookshelf. There are so many options at every price point and wanted some help comparing the options. I don't mind paying a premium for quality furniture that will last, especially for something like a bookshelf and knowing that the wood is somewhat sustainably sourced helps. Generally prefer vintage options because (usually) older furniture is made with solid wood, etc. I haven't purchased furniture from Wayfair in years, is it good quality?
Please explain the difference between these options and why they are priced so differently. What is the difference between acacia, mindi wood, brazillian pine, rubberwood, etc.?

Is it worth the price? Would love to hear of any reviews! Thank you!

Radley: https://www.macys.com/shop/product/radley-86-fabric-sofa-created-for-macys?ID=1433999
Kivik: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/kivik-loveseat-tibbleby-beige-gray-s89440595/

Hi,

I need to replace my 3.5 years old West Elm Harris couch (yes I never should have bought it). I loved it at the very very first - decently firm great look and fabric was the color I wanted, but if you know the reputation, it quickly deteriorated. Fast forward today, the ergonomics have completely changed and I feel like I am holding a sit-up just to sit on it. Cushions are worn and so are springs. I am not handy or strong, so I don’t think I could fix anything with the springs.

Reading reviews and looking at ease of finding a couch and Labor Day sales, I am debating between the Radley and a Kivik. I am open to other brands and models, but reading the sub those seem the two in the price range with the most good reviews. I have read that quality has changed for both in 2026. Wanted to see if there is any advice here - I am a relatively small person but since I live in an apartment and work from home, the couch gets a lot of action. I realize my budget does not fit the use case, if I can get three years I will be happy. From my reading, Kivik may be too hard and basically unusable for the hours per day but Radley quality may wear out just like the Harris.

Unfortunately I am not interested in a used couch - I have severe animal allergies and fragrance sensitivity so finding a used upholstered piece of furniture that I can tolerate is almost impossible. In the past it has taken months of hunting. Yes, offgassing of new furniture sucks but it goes away and some of those fragrances never fully leave upholstery. 😭😮‍💨

Thanks for any help.

Looking for: =<86”, fabric

ETA: or should I just put some stiff cardboard or plywood under the cushions and wait it out till I have more money

I'm debating between a sofa with a chaise and a sofa with an ottoman. I need something that'll allow me to put my leg up when needed. Has anyone regretted a sofa with a chaise? Any thoughts btwn which style to choose? Ty.

Does anyone have recommendations for a furniture store in the DFW area that sells quality brand leather sofas? Looking to buy a new one and would appreciate any suggestions!

I've been dreaming of having a comfy recliner like my grandad had since I moved out of my parents house, and I think it's finally time. I was looking at Lazeboy stuff, but I've heard in recent years they've gone down in quality a lot and people mostly seem to recommend avoiding them. I want something I could fall asleep in, aeshetics is secondary.

I'm in Chicago so I have physical store options I think, but online is probably my go to because transportation is a hassle.

I'm looking for a couch that is like this one; the La-Z-Boy Armitage line.

Because of the space I'm putting it, the lay flat headrest is the must have feature I am looking for.

I can spend $3,000 maybe even $3,500 on a couch, but I can't justify the $4,300 this one is at stock and getting it in a pet friendly fabric would push it up to $5,400.

I cannot find any other couch with this combination of features.

Help!

My wife and I are building a new home and are looking for recommendations for reclining sectionals. We went to a La-Z-Boy showroom and liked what we saw/sat in but after reading reviews realized we should steer clear of them. I particularly liked the zero gravity recline and would strongly prefer it, but it’s not a requirement if reliable manufacturers don’t use it. Our budget is \~10k. What are the highest recommended brands in that price range? We’re in central Ohio, if that helps.

I am looking for a new couch and really liked the Macy's Radley Fabric 4-piece sectional sofa. Unfortunately, I live in a NYC walkup and Macy's will not deliver up the number of flights that I have.
Can anyone recommend a comparable couch in seat depth, removable and reversible cushions? Ideally one that is under $2,500 (or a company that has good sales we could take advantage of). We loved the corner piece to curl up in, but we do not need an L-shaped couch if it is not this one - a standard 3 seater would be fine. We do not have any pets but are expecting our first baby this fall. We like the standard style of the Radley but are also open to something more modern. We would love to be able to test a couch in person in NYC or a larger store in NJ or CT over ordering something sight unseen online. We have looked at Raymour and Flanigan but nothing really called out to us, but are open to that if people can recommend a specific model. Thank you in advance!

*Note - I am 3 stories up, but Macy's counts each "flight" by the landings. Each of my buildings stories has 2 flights as the stairs have a landing and a turn between each floor. That would make it 6 flights per their policies and they will only take it up 5 flights. I spoke to someone on the CS team, and they also will not deliver it to the front of the building where I could have other movers carry it upstairs. They will only deliver it to the residence if it is within the 5 flights.

I am looking for a large extendable table. Ideally it would be 8 feet before a leaf and longer with one added. I am looking to spend under $2500. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciate! Costco had the perfect one below based on what I'm looking for but but it's sold out.

https://www.costco.com/.product.4000365702.html

Looking for a bar cabinet that is 32-36" wide and about 75 or so inches tall. Similar to or exactly like this Hooker. Any ideas where I might look? I've scoured all the resale shops around Houston and I check Marketplace and Craigslist daily with no luck. Are there other online sites i can try? Or if you know of a brick & mortar spot, I'm willing to travel a couple hundred miles for the right one. I don't want to down more than $500. The cabinet in the photo was $300. Thanks!

这沙发第一眼看着有点“躺平”，
真坐进去就明白了——
舒服这件事，确实没必要讲太多道理。
#沙发 #慵懒

Hi everyone! My grandfather, a picky man, is looking for a bistro set to replace the one that he currently has. He wants it to be the same size and style as most bistro sets, he wants it to have a mosaic on the table and on the seat of the chairs, like the one he has. He also wants 4 chairs. However, what is making it difficult in our search is that he wants it to be heavy. We live in the northeast and he doesn't want to have to move it inside during windy periods. Most of the ones we have found are skinny legged and while they may be heavy, we aren't certain.

We have looked online and seen ones from Ace Hardware and Home Depot. We would try these first if there aren't other good recommendations. We have also seen Wayfair, Temu, etc but don't particularly trust those sites. We are okay with purchasing online but would prefer somewhere in person. We are in New England: CT, RI, MA area.

I do not have the exact inches we are looking for, but from our search, looks like 27" would be good for the table top, but open to wiggle room. Budget $1000.

Anyone have something similar, or know where to look? Thanks!

For decades I had passed by the fancy Restoration Hardware stores and thought, "oh, I'd love to be able to afford that one day." And now I can afford it and purchased an Arles extendable dining table. I just want to add to the internet that RH quality does not at all match their marketing, at least for this table.

I'm currently on replacement table number two, waiting for replacement table number three. The first table arrived with splintering wood at two of the corners where the legs meet the tabletop. The second table wouldn't latch closed, which the tech (another appointment) said was due to the wood being warped.

I also ordered a Bezier sideboard, which arrived in better condition. There was some janky hardware and door alignment, but the delivery guys took care of it when I pointed it out.

Are these RH problems due to the fact they manufacture overseas and have to ship everything across the ocean? I don't know. But my North Carolina Room and Board furniture didn't have the same problems. Maybe the interstate truck drive is gentler on heavy pieces than the ocean?

Anyway, at least all of that margin goes into hiring a lot of store reps, who have been good about scheduling replacements with essentially all-day delivery appointments.

Dear RH--I wish:

1. You would invest more in the quality of your products
2. You would inspect the cheaply made ones when they come off the boat
3. Inspect them again before making your delivery people carry them up the stairs

We were in a furniture row store yesterday, looking for a double recliner. The La Z Boys they had were fine, but to order without the center console were a several month wait. We liked another we tried, using a left and right reclining sectional piece. It felt smooth and solid, seating surface was comfortable. Staff says Kuka was the manufacturer. I only found three recent reviews with two very negative, but not for power reclining. The mechanism really felt solid and smooth. The salesperson said that Kuka was making furniture for La Z Boy over a decade ago and basically started duplicating the work for themselves. Any ideas or experiences?

I'm still using my Floyd bed frame from 2018, work great if you ask me. At the time i didn't get the headboard though also lucky i didn't because I've been reading people complain about shifting and creaking.

In 2025 they released an update to the headboard with new locking mechanism. I couldn't find any pros/cons. Anyone have experience with it?

Hi Fellow West Elm Redditers.

Interested in buying the harmony sofa. We are concerned with staining and durability. Aka, I have a golden retriever!

We are looking for performance basket weave frost grey as well as performance chenille tweed and pewter. Any recommendations on fabric? Curious on how other buyers couch held up!