This Macy’s Sectional Has Been in My Family for 7 Years — Now It’s 30% Off

When I moved from Miami to New York City, I left most of my old furniture behind — particularly the pieces that had no chance of fitting in our smaller apartment. I was most heartbroken to say goodbye to my Jollene Sectional from Macy’s. It was the very first sofa that my husband and I bought when we moved in together. Fortunately, I didn’t have to part with the sectional forever: my parents happily adopted it, and it’s still in their living room to this day. 

Why profess my love for my first sofa all these years later? Because it happens to be 30% off during Macy’s Black Friday in July sale, where you can save up to 60% storewide now through Sunday, July 26. So if you’re in the market for new living room seating, now is the best time to upgrade. Here’s why I’d recommend this stylish sectional again and again. 

AT editors named the Jollene as the best mid-century modern sofa at Macy’s — a statement I can co-sign with total confidence. Its clean-lined silhouette, tapered wood legs, and warm wood base give it a retro vibe that still looks right at home in modern and contemporary spaces. The deep-blue linen upholstery looks rich and striking, and it has a subtle texture that adds to its vintage charm. 

For all the Jollene sectional’s MCM charm, it is seriously cozy. The seat and back cushions feature a dense foam core that softens over time to achieve that coveted, plush feeling. The cushions are also encased in tightly woven muslin, so they’ll maintain their shape over time even as the foam softens. 

The sectional also has a sturdy, solid-wood frame that doesn’t creak or wobble (even when I throw myself onto it), and comes in two separate pieces. The chaise connects to the sofa via the built-in alligator connectors, and once connected, the sofa stays put. 

Jollene and I go way, way back. When my husband and I bought it back in late 2019, we had no idea that we’d eventually spend the greater part of our days on its sink-in soft cushions (the Coronavirus pandemic hit soon after). We didn’t have a dining table at the time, so we ate all of our meals on the couch; and the durable linen upholstery held up fabulously through it all. Spot cleaning the sofa was a total breeze, and it survived its fair share of spills and crumby feasts.

While its foam cushions may have felt medium-firm at the start, they softened into plush, sink-in luxury. I’ve enjoyed many a nap on the sofa’s 86-inch-deep chaise (and my mom confirmed that my dad falls asleep on it almost nightly), I’ve laid on it lengthwise, curled up at its cozy corner, and sat upright with my feet up on the coffee table — it doesn’t matter how you sit or lie on the Jollene sectional, you’re going to be comfortable. 

The Jollene sectional measures 18 inches high, so I could easily get up from it without straining. However, my parents, who are both in their late 50s, admit that it’s a touch too low for them. Even still, they’re enjoying its relaxed feel and stylish, mid-century modern look.  

If you want a couch that balances mid-century modern style and sink-in comfort, I think the Jollene sectional is well worth considering. It’s carried me through years of movie nights, mealtimes, and get-togethers – and now it’s doing the same at my parents’ house. I honestly think it’s worth buying at its regular price, but it’s hard to argue with a 30% discount. Think of it this way: it’s a couch so good you’ll want to keep it in the family. 

Buy: Jollene 113″ Fabric Sectional, $2,063 (normally $2,948)