Don’t waste your time on this one. I ordered it for my apartment and it was fine for a while. A little uncomfortable with the thin cushions, but nothing too awful. But then the thin wood acting as the support under the cushions started to snap. It was just me in the apartment and I wasn’t slamming down onto it. One wrong turn while sitting could break the beams. They sent replacement pieces but it didn’t do much good. I ended up picking up a couch at a local furniture store for 13 the price and 4x the quality instead after a year and a half.

The sofa is good for storage but very very irritating with the wooden belt falling down every few hours and very flimsy make. Now worth the cost.

The fabric pills very quickly, the foam has not held up and I still have another payment on the sofa. About 10 months into owning this the slats on the center section began to detach, kept slipping between the metal supports and could not be corrected. I tried to find a replacement but nothing on the market fits this, I had to make one myself out of wood from the hardware store and it is nowhere near as comfy as the original.

Love it !

We bought this sofa (White Boucle) about two years ago and loved the look — it’s spacious, comfortable, and photographed beautifully in our living room. Unfortunately, the internal wood frame has failed in multiple places. Several support slats underneath have snapped clean through, not just one weak spot but multiple separate breaks across the frame. The fabric liner on the underside has also torn away, and the upholstery itself has ripped with the foam padding showing through. This wasn’t from misuse — just normal everyday use in a household with adults and a child. For a sofa in this price range, I expected the frame to hold up far longer than two years. If you’re considering this piece, I’d strongly recommend adding a protection plan, and be aware the structural components may not be built to last.