For that certain discerning someone who requires a spot on which to beach themselves at the end of the day, we've got just the ticket.
There's no way we could ever put this in our home, not only because of the size or the slightly questionable taste, but because we'd sit down and be found months from now in the same position, chip crumbs all over the place. Yes, it really is that comfortable. Just don't say we didn't warn you.
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Comments (6)
I always wonder about furniture with no arms being as comfortable as they could be...sometimes I don't know what to do with my arms on something like that. But personally, I like the look and it does look comfy.
I actually think it's very attractive---would work in a traditional or eclectic or even rustic room--a bit of personality.
Every time I go to 4th st in Berkeley I have to go in to Napa Style and lounge for a minute on their big leather one - it is fabulous and yes, huge. And darn it, never on sale! Not that I have the room...
It does look comfy but short. I can see my feet dangling off the end and consequently falling asleep.
Although my decor is non-traditional, I am very happy to see other decor styles, not just modern and MCM, being featured. This piece actually quite handsome and would probably have a better wow factor in a fabric with an interesting color and texture.
Overall I like it. Would maybe spraypaint the legs black. It definitely needs to be longer or have a matching ottoman though.