Sectional Sofa - Where to Look?
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Anonymous
| We are looking to buy a new sofa - for the first time in our lives, we are okay with doling out some money for a very comfy but stylish couch. Bonus if it's a sleeper. Any suggestions in the area of where we could find a great selection? |
Anonymous
| Macy's |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| Wolf's |
Anonymous
| With Macy's I would be careful about flame retardants in the sofa. Ikea and Room and Board have furniture with less toxic chemicals added. |
Anonymous
| Costco. |
Anonymous
| We're huge fans of HD Buttercup. Also, agree with Costco. |
Anonymous
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Artaus has the absolute best quality comfy sofas we've found for a not bad price. Good sectional options.
Room and board is awesome because they have a zillion combos hat you can do in sectional form, so it gets really custom. Like, sleeper sofa in a double bed size in sectional form. No one else seems to have this level of customization at an okay price with cool styles. Also, we can vouch that room and board carries the absolutely hands down most comfortable pull outs - made by American leather/upholstery. If avoid the air mattress types they carry, but the other ones with just a regular mattresses are great. But as comfy as any nice bed. |
Anonymous
| We have one from Macy's and one from belfort |
Anonymous
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We just bought a LoveSac Sactional. After a week or so to break it in, we love it.
http://www.lovesac.com/sactionals/learn.html |
Anonymous
| Belfort |
Anonymous
Agreed. The sales staff there know what they are doing, aren't pushy, and want you to be happy with your purchase. Just bought furniture there this summer and it's very nice. We also have purchased from crate & barrel and love what we got there too. |