I got my dining room table from modshop and much more high quality than RH or C+B, though I have lots of both, as well as CB2 in the house. It isn't all modern furniture Modshop1.com
Lately, my favorite is Kaiyo, to buy second hand Jonathan Adler, RH or Ralph Lauren furniture. It's kind of like Chairish, but they have a warehouse and actually hold merchandise and will deliver and place in your designated room in like 3 days for $49. And finally, if you like Anthropolgie Home but not the price tag, there is a HUGE outlet near Philly with everything from rugs to sofas and laps like 60% off and they will deliver it all.
Sorry if I sound like an informercial, we just moved into a new house and have had to furnish just about every room (my modshop DR table is the only thing that came with us). PS - Modshop also has quite a few 30% off sales and they have an outlet in NYC.

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Anonymous wrote:We have a lot from Restoration Hardware, Crate and Barrel, and Pottery Barn. After so many years, only RH has held its appeal. So for us it has been well worth the extra price.

Agree with RH. We bought an RH couch when we were dating in 2018 for $4000. 4 years, 2 kids, and 2 dogs later (we move fast!) it's been through a lot - crayons, markets, pee, throw up, potentially poop (may have blocked that out) and it still looks great.

All of these stores, including RH, sell furniture made cheaply in Asia at a huge mark up.

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Anonymous wrote:Crate and barrel sells trash. Furniture delivered already damaged, replacement damaged also. Structural damage, not shipping.

Oh, and they didn't post my review.

This isn't true across the board. A good amount of their upholstery is made my Lee Industries. That's a top brand.
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You are probably talking about case goods.

I don’t think this is true anymore. Back in the day, their upholstery was excellent, either Lee or Mitchell and Gold. I don’t think they carry either anymore and M&G has also declined in quality.

Op, if you want quality, stay away from all the chains other than Room and Board. The independent stores, like Belfort, are good and consignment stores/Chairish/FB marketplace are good sources because furniture (especially wood furniture) was just better made 20 years plus ago when a lot more furniture was manufactured domestically.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have a lot from Restoration Hardware, Crate and Barrel, and Pottery Barn. After so many years, only RH has held its appeal. So for us it has been well worth the extra price.

Agree with RH. We bought an RH couch when we were dating in 2018 for $4000. 4 years, 2 kids, and 2 dogs later (we move fast!) it's been through a lot - crayons, markets, pee, throw up, potentially poop (may have blocked that out) and it still looks great.

Oh, and we moved 3 times and it spent some time in a garage (we were in the City at the start of COVID).

Anonymous wrote:We have a lot from Restoration Hardware, Crate and Barrel, and Pottery Barn. After so many years, only RH has held its appeal. So for us it has been well worth the extra price.

Agree with RH. We bought an RH couch when we were dating in 2018 for $4000. 4 years, 2 kids, and 2 dogs later (we move fast!) it's been through a lot - crayons, markets, pee, throw up, potentially poop (may have blocked that out) and it still looks great.

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Anonymous wrote:Not furniture stores but high quality American made furniture

Highland House
Wesley Hall
Century Furniture

My mom owned a furniture store in a ski resort in Colorado for many years and carried Wesley Hall. It truly is one of the best furniture companies out there.

Where to buy Wesley Hall sofas?

Anonymous wrote:Not furniture stores but high quality American made furniture

Highland House
Wesley Hall
Century Furniture

My mom owned a furniture store in a ski resort in Colorado for many years and carried Wesley Hall. It truly is one of the best furniture companies out there.

For sofas, BoConcept.

Anonymous wrote:Where does Casterly fit on the range? Is it like Wayfair or better?

The upholstery is hot garbage and they don’t post negative reviews on their site. Stay away.

Anonymous wrote:I like (love) Room and Board for wooden items, but what about for upholstery?

Should my next sofa be from them?

go with Lazy Boy

I just finished repairing my house that's why during the last month I was in different furniture stores. My favorite is Allen and Roth where I bought almost everything I needed. There were only some troubles with delivery, but I contacted their customer service by phone number from here https://allen-and-roth.pissedconsumer.com/review.html and they solved this problem very quickly.

Anonymous wrote:My friends West Elm sofa looks like crap after two months. Saggy cushions and pulls. I had a Mitchell gold sofa from 2008 that I just got rid of. Was Our main sofa, lots of use. Held up very well, just some fading from sun. Was going to replace with another one but oh my their prices are high. Replaced with Ethan allen sofa, which I like but is a little boring. I liked room and board, but the sofa I wanted, acording to their website, said available April 2023! But like their flat delivery rate.

What EA sofa did you buy and how fast was the delivery?

My friends West Elm sofa looks like crap after two months. Saggy cushions and pulls. I had a Mitchell gold sofa from 2008 that I just got rid of. Was Our main sofa, lots of use. Held up very well, just some fading from sun. Was going to replace with another one but oh my their prices are high. Replaced with Ethan allen sofa, which I like but is a little boring. I liked room and board, but the sofa I wanted, acording to their website, said available April 2023! But like their flat delivery rate.

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Anonymous wrote:My #1 favorite: Mitchell Gold Bob Williams, love love love!

I’ve loved MGBW for years but we bought two of their sofas in 2019 and the cushions are sagging horribly. They look awful already. I’m really ticked because they weren’t cheap. I think their quality has gone way downhill. We also have a sectional from them in our game room that is going strong seven years later but my more recent experience has turned me off from the brand.

What is the fill in the cushions? Sagging cushions are really just a question of fill.