Here's a pic of the new baby I'm thinking about putting some cash down for this weekend...
What do you think??
UPDATE:
I was not nearly as in love with the sofa once I visited it for myself. The angle across the corner was more severe than I thought and would make it tough for a tall person to crash for the night - although, probably doable ... and the fabric on it was a textured suede thingy - it was soft but kind of cheap looking and they kept telling me I couldn't clean it if I got something on it. The cushions can't be flipped over to spread wear - they velcro on. And it is only two pieces so it is entirely not modular.
The price is about my limit so, it may not totally be out of the running yet ...
UPDATE 2:
This comes in a sectional ... any thoughts??
Looks like an Overstock.com commercial :-)
Posted by: Harvey at October 26, 2006 03:17 PMIT looks comfortable enough to sleep on...and huge!!
I like it much better than the brown...
REd says...
well it says
you know what red says...
Posted by: Armywifetoddlermom at October 26, 2006 04:01 PMRed says, "Hey! You pickin' on my hair?"
Looks pretty damn sweet!
Posted by: That 1 Guy at October 26, 2006 06:23 PMI'm red with envy.
Posted by: Sgt Hook at October 26, 2006 10:11 PMI like the red color. However, I do not like sofas where all the pillows have to be constantly readjusted. There is nothing comfortable about them. I vote for a futon for the sake of those crashing at your place ;)
Posted by: Laurie at October 27, 2006 01:45 PMI agree with Laurie. You don't want a sofa that has "throw pillows" as the main part. You need the kind of pillows that fit into the sofa (without staying permanently attached or having to velcro to the back or something) like puzzle pieces...you know that rectangle size with a bite taken out of one corner where it fits into the arm of the sofa.
Having owned a sofa with the faux-suede (textured) I can attest that it doesn't show dirt at all. Of course, the sofa I had was made by Ashley (i.e. CHEAP) and I didn't care if it showed dirt. It also had all cushions that could be flipped and/or removed.
You do know that I grew up in the furniture business, right?
You should just make a trip to North Carolina (High Point) and buy something straight off the showroom floor. Maybe visit a blogger friend while you're there.
Posted by: Dorothy at October 27, 2006 04:44 PM... the red sectional is the ticket.... all the way....
Posted by: Eric at October 27, 2006 08:15 PMI do not like the piping on the new couch..
Andi and Caren Z say HI!!!
I like the color, not the piping
Posted by: armywifetoddlermom at October 28, 2006 12:39 AMI like the updated set much better, piping and all. And I'm glad that I'm not that tall.
Posted by: Sgt Hook at October 28, 2006 02:10 AMthe couch in Updat #2 looks almost exactly like mine (minus the color and the arms are slightly different). If it is a deep couch, while it eats up some space, its absolutly worth it if you'te tall for sitting and sleeping.
I got the full couch, char and a half, and the large ottoman, its fantastic.
Posted by: the Pirate at October 29, 2006 03:28 PMAh, no couch. *That* explains why there hasn't been a housewarming party yet.
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