Best of the high street sofa brands
Discussion
Any experience of http://loaf.com/
We are after new sofas/chairs for two rooms and dining table and chairs.
We are after new sofas/chairs for two rooms and dining table and chairs.
abucd4 said:
Sofa workshop - limited branches unfortunately but honestly incredible for comfort and extremely well built. Would never go anywhere else but I expect this one to last another decade at least.
Some are very expensive but we’ve got the Dillon which is more in line with mid-top end high street. Have a look.
Some of their sofas too look really good. I quite like their Fat Lux Truffle but at £8k its the price of a small car...Some are very expensive but we’ve got the Dillon which is more in line with mid-top end high street. Have a look.
Edited by LeadFarmer on Sunday 7th February 23:28
Suboxone chic said:
"Truffle" is a terrible name for a sofa. Truffle is a fungus that tastes of clay, and is probably close to athlete's foot. A fungal sofa. Nice.
Would you seriously let a name put you off buying something? Who cars what it's called, it's only a name. I couldn't care less if the perfect sofa for me was called 'slimy dog turd' as long as it's what I wanted.I've been browsing the Parker Knoll range and some of them are very nice looking, also this Amalfi Living Lucca has my eye..
Edited by LeadFarmer on Monday 8th February 17:52
LeadFarmer said:
Would you seriously let a name put you off buying something? Who cars what it's called, it's only a name. I couldn't care less if the perfect sofa for me was called 'slimy dog turd' as long as it's what I wanted.
I've been browsing the Parker Knoll range and some of them are very nice looking, also this Amalfi Living Lucca has my eye..
Amalfi is miles from Lucca. I've been browsing the Parker Knoll range and some of them are very nice looking, also this Amalfi Living Lucca has my eye..
Edited by LeadFarmer on Monday 8th February 17:52
Today we ordered a Natuzzi Curioso L shaped sofa, a variation of the one below but slightly different seat arrangement and in a darker grey leather. Purchased from a local well established shop called Pondsfords.
We visited a few different stores and at over £5k we certainly spent more than we initially expected, but we found there was always something not quite right with all the others we had looked at. This one fitted the bill and we specced powered recliners. Only problem is the quoted 20 week lead time..
We visited a few different stores and at over £5k we certainly spent more than we initially expected, but we found there was always something not quite right with all the others we had looked at. This one fitted the bill and we specced powered recliners. Only problem is the quoted 20 week lead time..
I just sold our eight year old Camerich sofa which was still comfortable and looked good. I tried giving it away but didn’t know anyone with a room big enough to fit it in, it was 3.1m long.
It’s being replaced by a less visually bulky one from B&B Itallia that I hope will last forever given what it’s costing.
It’s being replaced by a less visually bulky one from B&B Itallia that I hope will last forever given what it’s costing.
paralla said:
I just sold our eight year old Camerich sofa which was still comfortable and looked good. I tried giving it away but didn’t know anyone with a room big enough to fit it in, it was 3.1m long.
It’s being replaced by a less visually bulky one from B&B Itallia that I hope will last forever given what it’s costing.
Is this sold now?It’s being replaced by a less visually bulky one from B&B Itallia that I hope will last forever given what it’s costing.
I’d be interested….
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