#sectional couch

[decorbuziers-memorial]

Enclosed - Transitional Family Room

An illustration of a mid-sized transitional enclosed family room design with beige walls, no fireplace, and no television.

[savingpaper]

Charleston Enclosed Inspiration for a small contemporary enclosed medium tone wood floor and brown floor family room remodel with yellow walls

[brokenraadio]

Basement Walk Out Minneapolis Large transitional walk-out carpeted basement photo with white walls

[saisa-sound]

Basement Walk Out Minneapolis Large transitional walk-out carpeted basement photo with white walls

[jaero]

Roof Extensions - Patio

Large transitional backyard concrete paver patio photo with a roof extension and a fire pit

[aboenfurniture]

Upgrade your living room with our Modular Sectional Sofa, available in versatile colors: Black, Green, and Gray. Crafted for comfort, this L-shaped sofa features a solid wood and iron frame, 100% polyester fabric, and high-density sponge for relaxation. Configure the pieces to your liking, and chic design elements like wide track armrests and oversized cushions offer modern aesthetics. Easy assembly, strong build, and generous dimensions (112.5”W x 87.5”D x 33.5”H) ensure both style and functionality.

shopping：https://aboen.com/product/11287-inches-7-seater-modular-sofa

[seideansidhe]

Lookout in Minneapolis Mid-sized trendy look-out vinyl floor basement photo with beige walls and a ribbon fireplace

[levi-seijuro]

Enclosed - Contemporary Family Room Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary enclosed light wood floor and brown floor family room remodel with beige walls, no fireplace and a media wall

[bigjerkart]

Traditional Sunroom in Boston Example of a medium-sized traditional sunroom design with a standard ceiling, no fireplace, and brown flooring.

[kuku-doodles]

Transitional Basement - Basement Large transitional walk-out carpeted basement photo with white walls

[elise-rosy-unicorn]

Miami Living Room An illustration of a mid-sized, contemporary enclosed living room with white walls, a traditional fireplace, and a wall-mounted television

[theworldoffostering]

Our new couch arrived and is looking great with our newly refinished floors. I’m really hoping both last for the next ten years. By that time, Baby will be 18, and NB will be 15, and maybe we’ll be at a point where we can have nice things and keep them nice.

I read a ton of reviews on this couch, and had my eye on it for an entire year before jumping in to purchase it. It got really good reviews from large families. It is the Macy’s Radley. We bought one of the sets and added a “chair” piece to the sectional to fit our space. So far, I really like it. I love the color, and the fabric. We also got it for about half price as it was on sale for Black Friday. That said, Macy’s requires you to pay a $300 “white glove” delivery fee.

They don’t allow you to pick it up yourself at the warehouse. We asked. The delivery was good——they came within the promised two hour window, kept us updated of their arrival time via a real time text, and set it up quickly and easily.

There was a tense moment where we thought it was going to be too long on both sides once it was in the room. We thought perhaps we had measured incorrectly, but once the delivery guys got it all connected together, it fit perfectly.

I’m hoping to add an area rug, and trying to keep the dog off of it for now, and trying to teach Swimmer not to scratch the whole thing up. We will see. We didn’t have animals when we bought our last couch, and by the time we got the animals, our previous couch was already pretty used so we cared less about wear and tear.

[edgebug]

[video description: an orange cat perched on the back of a couch, licking it continuously for the entire 17 seconds of footage]

[getyinyusedtoit]

feeling very normal and not at all emotional about this today.

[leolaroot]

my mom is looking through house listings and just described to me what i could only call a "fuck shed" and shes like what is this ..... why do you think they have this... whats this for.... MOM STOP ASKING.