Where in DC area did you buy your comfortable couch?

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Anonymous wrote:Room & Board

We got a $4k couch for about $1800. If you check online they have a lot of custom couches that get returned for whatever reason. I saw one I liked on the website, went in to see the floor sample at the store on 14th and then bought it online in the store. It's an awesome couch. Made in NC and looks like a million bucks.

Where online can I check this? I'm looking at their web site and just see all their regular couches for sale. I would love to get a returned custom couch!

Thanks!

https://www.roomandboard.com/clearance

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We bought a large sofa at a yard sale for $400. The lady holding the estate sale said it was a Baker sofa and explained how well they were built. We had it slip covered for $900 about five years ago. It is the most comfortable sofa and has withstood our three active boys, a dog, and many hours of entertaining. I now buy most of our furniture from estate sales because it is better quality than anything made today. I watch the Crate and Barrell, Pottery Barn, Hamilton and similar sofas go in the front door out the door a few years later.

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Anonymous wrote:Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams
Neighborhood: Logan Circle

1526 14th St NW
Washington, DC 20005
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This place is out of business

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Bassett

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Anonymous wrote:Definitely, hands down the Macy's Radley Sectional https://www.macys.com/shop/furniture/sectional-sofas?id=37394&trackingid=449x8557&m_sc=sem&m_sb=Google&m_tp=PLA&m_ac=Google_Furniture_Text&m_ag=GGL_TM_Radley_LivingRoom_Sofa_Sectional&m_cn=GS_Trademark_Home_BT_Furniture_Brand&m_pi=go_cmp-21187941328_adg-160558796346_ad-696450834657_kwd-356639149413_dev-c_ext-_prd-&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwyo60BhBiEiwAHmVLJfnDrQ9fjn4Z5WzDZSuKbLbPhZLgwEIfehsxhZT3E2c0m3WrMphJixoCJGIQAvD_BwE

We've had ours for 11 years and is only now starting to get squeaky from too many monkeys jumping on it. The fabric and cushions are going strong.

Huge sectionals are tacky.

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Bo concept. Superb couch set

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Another vote for Radley at Macy’s. We’ve had one for a few years now and have no complaints. It was the most tailored sectional we could find under $2000. I really don’t like the look of the overstuffed or reclining couches. We have a more expensive crate and barrel couch in another room and it’s definitely higher quality, but I regularly have teenagers piled on the Radley eating pizza and snacks and don’t want to worry about what happens to it. At the price we paid I also wont feel bad about replacing it when it’s beat up.

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Bassett. Super comfortable.

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Arhaus

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Macy's