Help with room layout?

[drcollie]

$ 5K is about average for a good quality sectional in fabric, so those are pretty much in-line on the pricing you recieved.

Bradington Young is going to push up above that a little, I'd estimate closer to $ 6,500 in leather (GR1). Having noticed the 75" TV you are putting in the home, I assume this room is going to get a LOT of use and the leather is going to last 4x longer than any of the fabrics (regardless of maker). High-use room? Leather is less expensive to own overall (though you will have a higher initial buy cost).

City sofas - a pair of 9840's - I think they will probably be too small for this room. You need some larger format pieces. H&M Sectionals are going to be $ 10K, so they are probably out - I'd possibly stay with Bradington Young as its closer to your target price. I would probably look at a L-Shaped sectional such as this series for your room. It's about the right size, is USA-made, and while not H&M, it's certainly decent.



Pricing this out with a loveseat, the curved wedge, and sofa on the other end it comes to $ 6,173 (cash price, credit cards add 3%) + delivery fees to wherever you are located.

Items # 229 series, items -57 Loveseat, -68 Wedge, - 84 Sofa. Will measure out appx 96" x 119".

And at some point a swivel chair opposite the sectional and a cocktail ottoman like in the photo.

Hope that helps.

[sam_g]

Items # 229 series, items -57 Loveseat, -68 Wedge, - 84 Sofa. Will measure out appx 96" x 119".

Hi Duane - running into a little confusion on how to calculate the total width of a potential sectional. I am working from this document (https://www.bradington-young.com/css...Schematics.pdf) where it shows the -68 wedge as having a width of 50.5" to include the little curve. This would mean that with a 221-83 (82" wide) 221-68 (50.5" wide) and 221-58 (56" wide) would be 106.5" x 132.5"?