You might have a hard time getting much help on this forum. Not many sectional-lovers here.

@littlebug Zone 5 Missouri Lol - that's hilarious!! I'm always going against type! It's a pretty big room now that we've renovated (about 20 x 30) , and I'm exploring the sectional idea just to not have so many individual pieces. I'll hold hope there's one other sectional lover out there who knows.

I have used a sectional in a room where that was the best use of space, but in a large room you get more/better seating with two 3-seat sofas and two chairs.

I'm fine either with sectionals. As Chispa mentions above, sometimes they are the best use of space.

However, I am nota fan of the one you are showing, All those loose pillows look sloppy and get even sloppier with more use.

Because of the original price...something from Frontgate...maybe Pippa? Link to see

The trick to matching your sectional is the wide arm design and the low back height. Here's one that's close.

https://www.mybobs.com/furniture/living-room/living-room-sets/p/20092486

https://www.household-furniture.com/item/kirkland-3-piece-raf-chaise-sectional/1673202354

I’m thinking maybe Value City. My son has had 2 sectionals from them that looked very similar, and the pricepoint seems about what they paid for their most recent one. Of course, they are now out of business.

Value City bankruptcy.

KIVIK sectional, 6 seat, Tibbleby beige/gray - IKEA

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