i am that rare designer that honestly believes in function before beauty, however this also makes me that designer who will fixate over a function problem for days on end trying to find an aesthetically pleasing solution because i swear it's out there. having prefaced with that, obviously i believe comfort and scale are priorities in selecting a sofa. please note that i did not say comfort = overstuffed chenille, microsuede or movable pleather. a finely shaped, well made NON-RECLINING sofa can actually be kid friendly, stain resistant and enjoyable to pile on for a family screening of Madea Goes to Jail.
Apartment Therapy: Is It a Good Deal? Tips for Buying a Sofa
not the end all be all bible of sofas but a good starting point without a bunch of design speak hubbub
this little lovely from Restoration Hardware is a classic
i've been eyeing the Miramar from Serena & Lilly for months
can't speak for the comfort level but the Astrid from Anthropologie makes me swoon
and how awesome is this one? from Furbish

and how awesome is this one? from Furbish
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