Modular sectional

[cliftonite]

I came across this sectional at costco: http://imgur.com/a/BvFPB and my wife and I really liked it. Is there a good manufacturer that makes something similar?

[drcollie]

There are lots of sectionals out there and prices will swing wildly on them. Having a single seat return like that one does is not very popular, however. You can find hundreds of different makers substantially better than the junk Costco sells, defining a budget range is a good place to start narrowing them all down.

[cliftonite]

There are lots of sectionals out there and prices will swing wildly on them. Having a single seat return like that one does is not very popular, however. You can find hundreds of different makers substantially better than the junk Costco sells, defining a budget range is a good place to start narrowing them all down.

What brands should we look at in the 3 to 5k range?

[drcollie]

The only thing I would have - and it would at the upper tier of that budget - would be the Taylor Made program in a base fabric and standard depth

http://www.taylorking.com/PDF/Category/21.PDF

[Jenny]

If you like the modern, modular look, you might want to look into Room and Board. It's not as high quality as anything the Keeping Room sells, but I believe they pride themselves on American sourcing and construction. They sell a lot of mid-century modern/Scandanavian style furniture. A bit too modern for me, but seems like they would have a lot of similar pieces to the sectional you posted. Prices should be well within that range as well.