Studio Living Harrington 80.3" Sofa, Transitional Modern, Pocket Coil Comfort, Easy Assembly, Microfiber Fabric, Brown

I live in a household with four kids under 10, five dogs, and three cats. Furniture simply doesn’t last for me. Couches last roughly two years before they are stained and smell horrible. Knowing this, and with the expenses related to the upcoming holiday season, I was not ready to go out and spend another $2k on a set of couches. I found this couch on Amazon and honestly wasn’t expecting much at all. After a discussion with my wife, we decided to give this couch a shot because we figured if it at least lasted us until the new year (three months), it would be worth it. The couch arrived within a week and was delivered by UPS. When we first saw the box sitting on our front porch, we were a little worried that this thing was going to be incredibly small. We took the 100lb box into our living room and opened it up. We were both immediately impressed of how they fit all the pieces of the couch in the small box. Additionally, everything was wrapped and well protected. Assembling the couch was straight forward. No tools were required, but it did take two people to put the couch together. I suppose one person could put it together, but two people will make the assembly process a lot easier, and sturdier. Assembly took about ten minutes. The first impressions of the couch were very positive. The couch was bigger then the box suggested (it’s still relatively small), the microfiber feels a lot better than what we were expecting, and the overall appearance of the couch makes it look like it cost a lot more than what we paid for it. One of the biggest surprises with this couch is the fact that the back fabric and the fabric on the bottom of the couch are secured by velcro and not staples. Unless you have messy people living in your house, you won’t understand how big of a deal this is. If the black fabric on the bottom is stapled, it is impossible to ever get all the crumbs, crayons, and other nasty garbage out of the couch that finds its way down there without ripping away the fabric. The cushions are all attached to the couch, but stuff can still fall down between the back of the couch and the bottom cushions. The couch is also relatively light and slides easily on laminate flooring. Compared to heavier couches, this makes cleaning under the couch super easy. Now instead of only moving the couch once a month to clean under it, we move it every time we clean the living room. As for how comfy the couch is, it is a bit firm, but I enjoy it. The arms of the couch do not have much padding, so a couple throw pillows will help out immensely. I am 6’1”, 165 lbs and have not problem laying on the couch. As such, it is the perfect size for me, my kids, or pets. If there is one problem with this couch, it would be that it is anything but “dark grey” on color. Honestly, after a month I still don’t know how to describe the color. It’s more of a blue, or perhaps green, depending on the light. It didn’t match the dark grey laminate flooring, but we have grown to actually like the color. In conclusion, we weren’t expecting much. We were very surprised with the quality of the couch and are in the process of acquiring the matching chairs and loveseat. For less than the price of one traditional sofa, we will have a complete living room seat. It’s amazing, actually. The only thing that would make the Harrington collection better is if they made matching ottomans for the chairs. 6 MONTH UPDATE; The kids have stained the couch with an assortment of nasty stains, but the couch itself is still holding together as good as the day we put it together. This is really something considering I have a three year old and a four year old that are constantly jumping on it. While there are stains, there are no rips in the fabric. Really impressed with this thing.

Bought this because it wasn’t time to spend real couch money. Not expecting it to last really long but won’t be bothered if it does lol. Firm and sturdy .. not a firmness in use to but with a house full of boys helps to give it more life as they flop on every piece of furniture. Conor wasn’t the gray I was expecting but matched my decor.. I’m 5’9, kids are 5’8, and 6’4 no issues with sitting or laying.. 200 plus pounds on one person, 265 on the other.. no issues sitting at the same time.. the bottom is Velcro.. may not matter to others but it mashed it easier to clean when you’re used to boys leaving everything in the couch. You no longer have to flip it to clean it. Lastly assembly took me about 30 minutes alone. I can see the purpose of 2 ppl but it’s not required. Will update as time goes on.

This is way better than you expect. It looks just like the picture. I bought it two years ago and have used it every day since. It is firm when you first get it and holds most of that firmness with time. It is comfortable. It is not too deep and it is a bit on the smaller side but it works perfectly for my apartment.

I was LIVID when, after the arduous yet satisfying feat of assembling this couch on my own (something I do not recommend), and after taking a deserved rest on said couch for perhaps 20 minutes, I stood up and realized the cushion had shifted to make a permanent dent. I'm not a tiny human, but I'm also well below the weight bearing limit of this couch. When I stood up and saw my moderately-sized peach left a dent in the cushion 20 minutes after I finished assembly, I was angered and disappointed. No amount of coaxing or fluffing has been able to fix it. I've had to cover the couch with a blanket to hide the unsightly dent. And that's sad because I actually do like the upholstery. Is it a $250 or so couch? Yes? Was I expecting a Boca do Lobo for my meager purchase? No. But come on... it looks like this right away? Sad. I can't even say buying something that deforms immediately is worth the money, no matter how cheap it is. I quite literally just laid down for a little bit, and my arse left a permanent mark. Invest in a slightly higher priced option if you don't want to throw it out mere months after your purchase.

I purchased the sofa and loveseat because of the price, and they are the same color and type of fabric as the furniture I was going to replace. I didn’t want to spend a lot of money on furniture because we have a diabetic cat, enough said about that. The loveseat went together without any problem, however, the sofa did not. I put the sofa together first because it was the first to arrive. I had an issue with the right side back of the sofa not wanting to slide all the way down. It was about .5” off. I worked with it and worked with it, taking it apart and doing it again until I quit to put the loveseat together. No problems with loveseat. The next day I decided to see if I could figure out the problem. I took the back off again and tried to put the right side on first instead of the left. Well that didn’t work. I then took the entire couch apart and started all over. I put the seat on left side arm and it went into place. I then put the seat on the right side arm and thought it was in place. I then proceed to put the back on again and had the same issue, the right side would not go down all the way. I then start looking at the seat and realized the right side wasn’t in the same position on the bottom as the left side. It was .5” higher, which is why the back wouldn’t go down all the way. I worked with it, redid it, and could not get it down. When my husband got home that evening we both worked with it and discovered the pieces that slide together on the seat and side were off just enough to cause the seat not to slide all the way down. My husband sat down real hard on it a couple of times and it finally went down all the way. Let me say, he didn’t want to do that a third time because the seats are not soft. I could have sent it back but didn’t want to wait for another one to come in. It suits the purpose. I didn’t want anything expensive in there right now because of the cat. I did purchase water proof covers the same color as the pieces. They are a little bigger than the furniture but I can deal with it. Not saying the cat would do anything, I just didn’t want to take a chance. I would not use this for everyday use. The pieces rarely ever get sat on where they are. As I said, it does what I wanted it to do, they fill the spots. Sorry for the long winded post, but I wanted to explain why I gave it three stars. If I had not of had the frustration, I would give it five stars.

I bought the full set of three couches for my first rental home. They were all extremely easy to assemble and I finished all of them together in under an hour, the longest part was just the unpackaging. I did accidentally misalign one of the brackets, but it was an easy fix. These are very sturdy couches once assembled correctly, so if your couch is shaking then you might have missed a bracket like I did. Also, a lot of people are worried about the color, which I can agree it's a little bit of a strange blue-ish grey color when you have other greys to reference it to, but I have no problem with it. Third image from left to right is: light grey, true grey, true dark grey, and black for color reference. The couches are definitely firm but not uncomfortable at all. You get what you pay for, but I would say it's worth it if you needed furniture like I did. Also worth mentioning that I am 5ft7in and these couches were basically build for someone my size, if you are any taller or any shorter you might have a different experience with the couch than I. The couches are the perfect height and length for my body: when sitting my knees are at a perfect right angle with my feet squarely on the ground; when laying on this large couch I fit perfectly between the headrests from head to toe. At this price point (USD$268.00) I can genuinely recommend these as good couches compared to others in the budget struggle range. (I literally just moved in so excuse the empty house, the couch locations will probably change so don't come for me)...

Just received my couch today after ordering it two days ago, gotta love that Prime shipping. Unfortunately I had to unbox it outside at the bottom of the stairs to my apartment and carry it piece by piece because I woke up as the UPS guy was driving off, was gonna try and tip him to help me carry it up, but oh well. I did it. Assembled it in like 20 minutes, longer than others but I like to double check everything when I'm assembling something. The cushions are very firm. I don't mind it too much but others might so just a heads up. The backrest is very soft though. It has an odd smell but that'll eventually get replaced by my smell. Luckily it arrived with no damages, and all the correct pieces. Little thing that kinda bothered me is the back of the couch is not straight like in the pictures, if you attach the velcro you can see the slant of it. Not a big deal, just different than what was pictured. It honestly feels pretty sturdy, I'm sure it wouldn't appreciate if you weigh 230lbs like me and plop down on it with all your weight but I've also rarely seen a couch that does, but I did grow up poor so maybe rich people have better couches but then again, if you're buying this couch then maybe don't compare it to rich people couches cuz that ain't you currently. Overall I'd rate it a 10/10, especially for a $550 couch marked down to $250.

Love the color sofa is very hard not as cushioning as i thought it will be

This is more of a green than grey. It was easy enough to put together but it could easily be swayed sideways while you sit on it - not the most solid construction. We returned it since there was a rip in the back cushion from the box being damaged in shipping, but I likely would’ve returned it anyway due to the rickety design. It was comfortable, but I don’t think it would last very long.