No one can answer the question about sales call them and ask. Waht kind of vouching do you want ? Comfort very persoanl , quality also all over the map depending on who is testing. When ever I see made in the US and beyond I want to know where beyond is .

You are wanting a sofa that will look good for a month or two, even with continual flip and rotation of that seat . Why? At any length 60 inches to way beyond,, , the very hip and cool looking single cushion/bench style will wrinkle like crazy. The cushion itself is unstable at that length.....any length really. Two cushion seats are better, and three even better than two for the same reason. The cushion in this is loaded with soy, which breaks down quickly,, There are no springs in the cushion as you may get with spring down in a quality piece...or at least a blend down cushion well wrapped.

This is also why, (other than catalogue/ online sources), you won't FIND this style to be prevalent in assortments from real quality upholstery manufacturers. Those are the ones you can not buy with a click , online.

The myth that a bench seat with no "cushion crack" is more comfortable? That is exactly what it says. Myth.

A review below, and I would tell you......I think the sectional looks like hell: ) after six months of use........and will worsen.

https://simaspaces.com/an-unbiased-review-of-our-maiden-home-sectional/

JAN MOYER thank you for linking that review. I would be horrified if I bought that sectional and it became the rumpled saggy mess depicted in the article. On the Maiden Home website the Sullivan is shown as a crisp looking sofa and in a short time it's certainly slouchy and deflated looking. In the fabric the author chose, it's currently priced at $6475. I'm now certain I will not buy online.

@JAN MOYER I was actually concerned about wrinkling and sagging. How about https://www.luluandgeorgia.com/products/lamond-corner-sectional-sofa?variant=42487542513763 ---- I'd want to add feet because it's a bit low.

@JAN MOYER Where can I find nice and sturdy sky blue sectional that will maintain its shape? I've searched online but can't find one.

You won't like my answer @ Joy

First.....where is the sectional going, in what room. What size? What does the room look like? How will you place the piece in the room? Have you planned this on PAPER with an accurate drawing of the room, its dimensions, all the walls and windows, where you enter the room ? What should be the length of this piece, both sides, and the corner shall count in both measures.

A sectional, any of them.....is the least versatile seating you can buy. It costs more, depending how many pieces need to create the size you want, and thus, how many of those need to be fully upholstered. Once purchased? It rarely shall allow a change in furniture arrangement. Splitting it up? Leaves you a corner..a sofa without its arm on one side. Or a chair with NO arms. You move? It often will not work in another space.

As to quality........A good brick and mortar furniture store, an interior designer are a great help. Most of these can be configured in a number of ways, you need to be armed with the dimensions that suit the room. It might be a Hickory Chair, a Taylor King, a CR Laine. or from somewhere else. In a fabric you select to put on the pieces, and a shade of sky blue you love.

The chance of finding an "it won't wrinkle, quality, perfect for you and your room sectional" online and a click purchase? Basically zero.

Example.......Not specific to your wish list......

Lets say you like this, you sat or saw at the home of a friend......

Then?? You configure the pieces from their schematic, to get to the best combination suiting your room

But you want it sky blue!!!

That is but ONE ......: ) and the process to exactly how you get what you want/need.

Or....you take your perfect information, go online to where within reason, you CAN customize the elements, including cushion soft or firm.....from all the styles available.,,,,,and get as close as you can .

and I have no clue reviews: )

https://www.dreamsofa.com/product/panel/barcelona-bella-skylight-panel/

@JAN MOYER Here is a link to my other post with photos of the rooms.

https://www.houzz.com/sw/Z2MDVvq/QZ99EYwlaFsWZnflEkVV3Fb_ZHdtvtisZ3JQG2APDAhdus9hSFJtPoHu35oYqx7DDgcuY8JBaUkftTKT8wRA_rink8eU4coERrfMRvz32Ie91WKWhj46ftuez01jF5gSvoyhO1w8Elzty-0Y4mFcBg

I'd like to use the model home set up, except id be using a sectional. The sofa in the model measures 91, the table beside it is 24, and there ar 5-6 inches between the two. The two chairs are 31 with about 5 inches between the two, and the corner behind the side table looks about 20 inches. I figure 115x115 will work well. I actually emailed Dream Sofa 2 weeks ago using the message form on their site. Never got a reply. That seemed like a bad sign to me, so I didn't reach back out.

As far as why I want a sectional, I have a sofa now and id like to lounge front facing the TV with my feet up comfortably.

I have the Maiden Home Chelsea in my LR. It arrived about 7 months ago. Perfect so far. It better last forever b/c WOW was it expensive.

No pro worth ten cents designs anything in guesswork format from photos with NO dimensions. I care not what the sofa is in the picture.

"Staged" simply implies well thought out, inviting, and not a darn rumpus room piled with last nights throw and tissue box. Seems you "lounge mostly in the loft"?

You can put feet up on ANY separate and fabric matched ottoman butted to a sofa sectional, You need not buy a chaise piece that will LIMIT what you can use for a cocktail table........boxing in the space to very small.

You were asked in that thread for a drawing and dimensions, You want REAL help? Do it. Upload it as a jpeg.

@JAN MOYER You are very rude and abrasive in your communications. I wouldn't pay 10 cents for someone with your attitude. Have a better day.

@BPMBA Thanks! Would you mind sharing a picture? The Varick in my configuration is $10k! 😩 I'm worried about the back cushions sagging and the seat cushions thinning out. So, I'm also considering a tight back cushion-less model.

@la_la Girl I'm I'm not sensitive at all, but I do require a level of respect - the same that I give to others. I will speak up for myself after repeated, unprovoked abrasiveness. If they have to speak that way to me, I don't want their free help. Note, others have disagreed with me in this post and my other. I handle it well.

Definitely no sagging or thinning.

Those "marks" across the back and the seat are just b/c it's velvet which shows all the movement of anything. The fabric isn't damaged.

The left arm is not wider than the right; it's just the angle at which I took the pic. :-)

@BPMBA This is why I want a cushionless sofa. Thank you for !