What is your budget and skill set? The easiest thing might be to make a slipcover for the whole sofa. For a more tailored look, you could do a slipcover over the frame, and individual cushions, all in the same fabric.

Perhaps you could request a sample before purchasing to see if this is a good match.

Consider doing a coordinating fabric for the cushion fabric you want to replace. I have seen couches done with 2, 3 or more fabrics that are coordinated.

This shows you can still get the couch in that fabric? I wonder if you can purchase just the fabric or replacement cushions?

Do a bunch of throw cushions. You can do them in a difference color.

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@sda123. They announced their bankruptcy earlier this week. I was in the process of ordering new back cushions and they informed me they abruptly closed.

@ffpqlms thank you so much for your suggestion. I will check it out.

I appreciate everyone’s suggestion. Our plan is to see if we can get as close as possible for back cushions and then use pillows to balance it out. If we can’t get remotely close, we are getting another couch. Thanks all!

I saw something that looked similar on Ballard under their performance fabrics.

I kindof just went through this. I was wanting coordinating pillows made to match my PB chairs. I found the fabric under a different name. Try Etsy also.