I have seen this couch only at Room and Board- "Metro sectional with an angled chaise". I love it too. Expensive though need to save up.
here is a link http://www.roomandboard.com/images/pdf/RNB_Metro_sectional.pdf

It appears to be the Milford from
Norwalk. Right Arm Facing sofa with a Left Arm Facing cuddle chaise/ angled sectional

This is a left arm wedge plus a right arm love seat. It has wide track arm and loose box welted back cushions. I can help you. Please e-mail request to me and I will get you on track to own this wicked sectional!! Include your room dimensions or pictures and I can make suggestions for proper scale. My e-mail is
barbaraschaver@furniturelandsouth.com

Thank you for your inquiry. I am the photographer of this project and not involved in the design process. Please try contacting the designer (info. with photo description). Best, Leslie

I own the same couch. It is from Michael Thomas.

I have just recently seen it at Sofa mart it is called the glenwood

The sofa pictured is The Glenwood and can be modified to fit many unique spaces because it is a sectional. Here is the link:

http://www.furniturerow.com/SofaMart/Calico-Hills-Sofa-Group/Calico-Hills-2-Pc.-Left-Arm-Facing-Sectional/prod1130149/

Thanks,
Rose- Furniture Row Houzz Team

As mentioned previously, this is identical to the Milford from Norwalk. The Milford comes with a knife edge pillow as shown on Norwalk's website www.norwalkkfurniture.com, or with a boxed back as shown in the picture you like. Many companies offer a cuddler as shown, and there are varying price points, but this one looks like the Milford to me. If you want more information, or more styles to look at, contact us via our website at urbancabin.ca as we are always happy to point you in the right direction...

Nope, it is NOT the Glenwood from Sofamart. All you have to do is look at the back cushions on the two ends and see how the glenwood cushion partially wraps over the sofa arms. No so in the Houzz photo! Also the Glenwood has a funky horizontal line in the fabric all along the bottom front under the seat. Again, not so in the Houzz sofa. Definitely different sofas.

and NOPE, it's not the Milford either from Norwalk. Also - easy to see by looking at the Milford back cushions with the pointy corners. No such pointy corners in the back cushions on the Houzz photo. Another reason to choose the Houzz sofa - the cushions are beautifully designed; not overstuffed, puffy, typical-mediocre-style, loose back cushions. Still searching for the sofa in the Houzz photo....