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Anonymous wrote:La-Z-Boy! They are not all overstuffed recliners. They have a showroom on 14th St. My inlaws have a sectional from them and it's very comfortable.

I got a couch from there two years ago and it still looks perfect - no sagging cushions, etc. My kids and I went to the showroom in Fairfax and sat on every couch, chose the Kennedy. Price is great!

Thirding La-Z-Boy, we also have the Kennedy (but the sleeper). We've had it for three years (and have two little kids) and it is still in near perfect condition.

Another for Ethan Allen. We have had a retreat sectional for 5 years and it had held up really well. We have another more formal Ethan Allen couch that is 12 years old and still looks and feels new. They are expensive, but we were unable to find a more comfortable sectional at any of the stores we visited.

We have the Lounge II sectional and like it a lot. Super comfy.

Bassett!

I have 3 crate and barrel sofas, 2 are sectionals and I am getting ready to buy another sectional (they have all lasted wonderfully and their customer service is great. Early on, I had a few cushions loose their shape and they replaced them all quickly with no questions asked. Their styling is very classic and solid.

Best sofa i have ever owned I purchased at Costco for $800. My boys jump on it and it looks like new. No sagging, cushions look great.

Anonymous wrote:Bassett

+1. We love our Basset sectional. It's only about 4 years old, but still looks great and has survived now 6 year old twins for it's 4 years.