Easy to assemble without hearing the boyfriend using a litany of swear words! Very comfortable just wish the seat was about 2 inches deeper. Very comfortable for napping!
So I read all the bad reviews of this sofa about missing parts, pieces not matching up, and weak framing and went ahead and took a chance. Mine had no missing parts or assembly issues. The support piece for the front of the seat is a low grade plywood strip that was already starting to split, so I replaced it with some 1/2 inch pine board and some thicker screws that I had laying around. Hopefully, this will keep me from falling on my butt. Fairly comfy if you like a firmer seat, and it looks good. For a $400 sofa I think it's a good deal if you get a good one with all the parts matching up and maybe fix the support. Time will tell!
Took a risk on this couch after reading the other negative reviews and Im super glad I did. I can see how some people might get confused during assembly, but honestly, it wasnt that hard. My guess is the people who are mad about the assembly and say the couch doesnt fit together are just assembling parts of it backwards. Either way, this is a gorgeous couch and looks amazing in my space. Im thrilled with it.
This couch is absolutely amazing it was very easy to assemble it's aesthetically pleasing and is comfortable I definitely recommend getting this couch.
Honestly a super nice couch for the price!
Really cute! Kind of looks like a couch you would see in a therapists or doctors office.
The back is at a right angle, so if you plan to lounge be prepared to have perfect posture doing so.
Cushions are sturdy, and feel like they will last a while.
The only thing is that this couch must be facing a wall as the back does not have leather on it!
I like it well enough—it's fine.
I found assembly pretty easy, especially considering I had little space to put this thing together, and none of the three other [male] people in my family help with such tasks unless I ask or someone cajole them into it—and then they usually get grumpy while helping, so I just assemble stuff like this (and <ugh> the really difficult-to-assembly stuff) myself <sigh>. It entailed more than just screwing on the legs (which was all that was required for a different loveseat I was considering), but all pieces were included, including an allen wrench for tightening things. I had to use only one tool of my own (briefly)—just a screwdriver.
No, actually I used two of my own tools. A metal piece already attached to the inside of the arms—a thing the back of the sofa slides into—was bent considerably, I had to straighten in with pliers or something, but that wasn't a big deal.
The dark grey is a good neutral color (that isn't beige or tan—and that doesn't show every speck of pet hair or smudge). I guess it would go well with a lot of decorating pallettes or whatnot. And, I like the somewhat angular structure of the sofa and cushions, which give it a more modern vibe.
The one issue I have with the appearance is, the grey tweed-like fabric/pattern on the bottom cushion. doesn't, in the front of the sofa, extend down far enough to meet the bottom visible part of the cushion, so you can see this black under-cushion fabric along the front, which, you know, really shouldn't be visible. When I have a few moments, I'll try to reposition the (pretty tight-fitting, not really easily adjusted) fabric casing for the bottom cushion to see if I can fix that issue.
The bottom cushion is rather firm—I'm hoping it will become softer with use, but I really don't think it's really uncomfortable now. The back cushions are softer, which is good.
Overall, we like it, and it seems well enough made to last a reasonably long time.
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Impressed!
Very well made. Easy to assemble. Looks just like the photo! I get compliments daily!
Comfy
Easy to assemble without hearing the boyfriend using a litany of swear words! Very comfortable just wish the seat was about 2 inches deeper. Very comfortable for napping!
About what you would expect for $400
So I read all the bad reviews of this sofa about missing parts, pieces not matching up, and weak framing and went ahead and took a chance. Mine had no missing parts or assembly issues. The support piece for the front of the seat is a low grade plywood strip that was already starting to split, so I replaced it with some 1/2 inch pine board and some thicker screws that I had laying around. Hopefully, this will keep me from falling on my butt. Fairly comfy if you like a firmer seat, and it looks good. For a $400 sofa I think it's a good deal if you get a good one with all the parts matching up and maybe fix the support. Time will tell!
Great couch, Bad instructions
Couch is great once assembled. Instructions are crap. Recommend reding ahead on the directions to save yourself a headache and a slew of cusswords.
Great couch!
Took a risk on this couch after reading the other negative reviews and Im super glad I did. I can see how some people might get confused during assembly, but honestly, it wasnt that hard. My guess is the people who are mad about the assembly and say the couch doesnt fit together are just assembling parts of it backwards. Either way, this is a gorgeous couch and looks amazing in my space. Im thrilled with it.
Nice
We love it! When certain people stop by they always ask where we get it from.
Great item
vey comfortable sofa and easy to assemble. I would definitely recommend
Amazing couch
This couch is absolutely amazing it was very easy to assemble it's aesthetically pleasing and is comfortable I definitely recommend getting this couch.
Must be placed on a wall!
Honestly a super nice couch for the price! Really cute! Kind of looks like a couch you would see in a therapists or doctors office. The back is at a right angle, so if you plan to lounge be prepared to have perfect posture doing so. Cushions are sturdy, and feel like they will last a while. The only thing is that this couch must be facing a wall as the back does not have leather on it!
Pretty easy assembly; looks decent
I like it well enough—it's fine. I found assembly pretty easy, especially considering I had little space to put this thing together, and none of the three other [male] people in my family help with such tasks unless I ask or someone cajole them into it—and then they usually get grumpy while helping, so I just assemble stuff like this (and <ugh> the really difficult-to-assembly stuff) myself <sigh>. It entailed more than just screwing on the legs (which was all that was required for a different loveseat I was considering), but all pieces were included, including an allen wrench for tightening things. I had to use only one tool of my own (briefly)—just a screwdriver. No, actually I used two of my own tools. A metal piece already attached to the inside of the arms—a thing the back of the sofa slides into—was bent considerably, I had to straighten in with pliers or something, but that wasn't a big deal. The dark grey is a good neutral color (that isn't beige or tan—and that doesn't show every speck of pet hair or smudge). I guess it would go well with a lot of decorating pallettes or whatnot. And, I like the somewhat angular structure of the sofa and cushions, which give it a more modern vibe. The one issue I have with the appearance is, the grey tweed-like fabric/pattern on the bottom cushion. doesn't, in the front of the sofa, extend down far enough to meet the bottom visible part of the cushion, so you can see this black under-cushion fabric along the front, which, you know, really shouldn't be visible. When I have a few moments, I'll try to reposition the (pretty tight-fitting, not really easily adjusted) fabric casing for the bottom cushion to see if I can fix that issue. The bottom cushion is rather firm—I'm hoping it will become softer with use, but I really don't think it's really uncomfortable now. The back cushions are softer, which is good. Overall, we like it, and it seems well enough made to last a reasonably long time.
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