H&M sofa suggestion

[Ycheus]

I am looking for sofa/chair for our new house's great room (to be completed in a few months). H&M is my first option. I prefer firm sitting, not too deep aniline leather since i am only 5' and my husband is 5'7" which series I should start with?

[drcollie]

Perhaps the Member or City series....

[Ycheus]

Thanks Duane! What does NB mean? I guess N is non-protected? Could you please PM me quote for 1904, 4107, 4701 unprotected GR-2/3 and shipping cost (zipcode 85255). All of them are member series, what is the major difference between them except for the noticeable size? How can I tell wheather the leather i selecte is aniline ? I can tell from website wheather it is protected or not, but not wheather the leather is from cow or cattle, for example. Thanks for the forume I can learn so many things before I buy my sofa. Is there a way for me to tell wheather the sofa i select is t&c from Internet? Besides, do you sell Baker furniture?

[drcollie]

"NB" in H&M terminology means "No Buttons". That's all. The Member series differ mostly in the leg treatments.

"Protected" is painted, or finished.
"UnProtected" is aniline.

All hides are Grade A Steer hide with a few exceptions in the specialty leathers.

I do not sell Baker.

[Ycheus]

Are you usually show up at your store during the business time? Could you please let me know the price different between member 4701 and 1904? My budge for living room sofa and chair/ottoman/recliner sets including coffee table (prefer solid wood, I never trust veneer furniture) is under 15k. Do you think it is a workable number? Thanks.

[drcollie]

I'm always here, its a one-man operation.

The Member series model differ only in the leg styles.

My average customer buying H&M leather sofa/chair/ottoman and a recliner + a wood coffee table would spend about $ 11K, depending on the leather selected. The high grade leathers will drive it to that $ 15K number.