I could write a BOOK about this wonderful addition to our home! My Mother's interior design and decoration results have appeared in many of the top magazines. I grew up learning just how difficult it can be to create any room that meets, much less, exceeds people's expectations. Though it is not MY profession I have voluntarily assisted patients who are attempting to live in a more "intentional" environment. Expensive doesn't mean "better." And just because something appears in a magazine doesn't mean it would suit YOUR lifestyle! After more than 3 years of almost living within the hospital system at America's Original Epicenter of COVID-19, I finally have had some time to refresh our home, which includes the new office for my husband's remote work. I am so appreciative of each of the thoughtful reviews left on Amazon. I ignore the ones that aren't. Whether a review contains one sentence of clarity or pages of "and another thing...," when someone is willing to put their opinion forward I don't need to agree to be thankful it's there. So, because this sofa/couch, and the company, has had such a wonderful impact I hope some of you may read this review.I am NOT connected to the company in any way. First, buying furnishings online can certainly feel like being on a trapeze with no net! I purchased the, then, called White-white color of this 85"L couch. I THINK that's the color AmerLife now calls Light Gray.The one called Beige in their lower AD was called simply "White," when I saw the colors below the initial photo. I am sure the folks at AmerLife will keep fine-tuning their presentations going forward. Why? Because this is actually a company that CARES! I ask a lot of questions. I watched when and how AmerLife answered anyone's questions, including mine. Imagine a company adding more photos and changing their descriptions because one person, just one, asked a question! THAT is a great trust-builder in my opinion. Imagine a company reshooting a piece because one person said that what they received wasn't what THEYthought the color name indicated. The questions and answers disappeared between the time I made the purchase (late April) and now. Back then, in answer to a question about the difference between white and white-white, the company offered, "think of white as a warm white and white-white as a cold white." For ME that was a great answer. I didn't ask the question.When I asked a question I received an onsite answer and a personal invite to ask more directly from the firm. Here, on Amazon, I'm a nobody and an everybody, at least to this company. I should say, "To the people who make-up this company."So many people are raised to avoid WHITE furnishings, even LIGHT COLORED furnishings. "They show dirt quickly, they must be cleaned more often, your children/pets can't be on them,...."I get it, I understand. Cold/cool/white is the absence of color; it reflects what's near it, on it, around it. THAT'S why the best restaurants' china/dishes, the best hotels' linens, the best brilliant diamonds are all WHITE! A white T-shirt is always a perfect addition to a wardrobe. The same thing with a white crisp shirt (for males or females).White "invites" any and all colors!Now, how much it reflects and in what way requires knowing what the "white" thing consists of. AmerLife repeatedly describes this couch as being made using "Boucle" [sorry, I am not able to add the accent here].Nowhere does it indicate that the couch is made from "Sherpa," as some reviews indicate with pleasure. I hope you will look up both terms in your search engine. Boucle indicates how a fiber is created, Sherpa has multiple definitions, none of which most would deem a wonderful fabrication for this couch; baby blankets, slippers, sure, but not a couch. Boucle doesn't define what the actual fabric is, nor whether it is woven or knitted. It also doesn't inform potential buyers if the fabric is shiny or matte or a combination. (Yeah, I kindof, sortof know this "stuff.")These few bits of info, I hope, help anyone considering any major furniture purchase to stay curious!Add-to-the-mix...your lighting, the color of your walls, side tables, flooring, phase-of-the-moon [LOL], weather, time of day, season, pillows, drapes, blinds, textures, and so on.Hey, I'm just getting started. LOLYou may ask, "Is all of this why it's so hard for your Mother to be a great interior designer/decorator?" That would be a "no.""Is it because people are so demanding?" Another "no."The hardest part of any good professional's job is receiving an answer to , "How would you like feel when you (and/or others) are here?" "Here" can mean, "healthy, better, in this home, room, employed again, a lawyer, driving this car..." The most selfish thing you can do is give more than they asked for, dreamed of, could have afforded.AmerLife offers MORE even before you make a purchase. These incredibly "selfish" people made certain that AFTER I made my purchase I received the two boxes, containi

I waited to review these couches on purpose and I must say I am very pleased with how they held up. This are my first boucle purchase so I was very excited but skeptical about sheddingand things of the sort but there was absolutely nothing to worry about. The couches are very easy to clean and very soft of the eyes I love them

I am so pleased with this purchase. The sofa was very easy to put together with the simple directions that were I included. It is very comfortable and it looks great. I bought a few extra cushions to complete it. The price is such a deal. The only thing I would have preferred is wooden legs. The gold is just not my first choice, but it works okay. I should have painted them black prior to assembly. The legs also may need something underneath if you have a soft flooring. They are very skinny, but sturdy.Even considering the gold legs/feet, I still love it and would purchase it again.