Need help again...which couch do you like?

[pixiemomma]

I can't believe how clean that used couch is.

 

[sue1013]

Since it's for a formal living room I'd go with #3.

 

[helenabear]

Since it's for a formal living room I'd go with #3.

I agree

I think #1 wouldn't fit at all with what you were describing. Plus, it looks more like an informal family room couch than anything. #2 looks small and way too modern. #3 is sleek and kind of retro looking to me.

 

[golfgal]

I think that #3 goes more with the room you are describing.

 

[Blondie]

Couch number 1 looks the most comfortable to me.

 

[MAKmom]

If it's a formal room go with #3. I hate # 2 & #1 you need to buy a slip cover right? I hate the slipcovers.

I sold fruniture for 14 years. If its a formal room not used often you can go with pretty that is not made well. Alway sink your money into a good piece that gets alot of use...the family room. People tend to think backwards on this.

 

[Freyja]

I´d go with nr. 1. No doubt. Love IKEA, know this couch and it´s both comfy and good looking. Would definately go with a Pottery Barn look.

 

[FreshTressa]

Definitely #1. My couch looks a lot like that in style, but it sure wasn't $400.
I like traditionally shaped upholstery, which means I dislike #3 a lot and am not wild about #2.

I like tradtional too...but this is for a small room, and the big thick comfortable looking arms of most couches just won't fit!

These three are all small on purpose.

I don't mind, because no one will be laying on it. That is what our big giant soft family room sofa is for!!

 

[golfgal]

Another thing to think about is that if you are trying to make a room look larger having a skirted couch is not going to help much no matter what size it is. Having the open space under the couch will add size to the room.

 

[FreshTressa]

Thanks...good point!!!