3 Sofas You Should NEVER Buy

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[johnmangino]

It's always about personal taste your living room reminds me of my grandmothers house not too comfortable

[romonarobinson]

information was good but the music was to loud and annoying

[dianeshelley]

People who use their living room, want comfortable furniture, because that's where they spend their time. That's also where their guests visit them.

[mikecole]

If you like the Sofa and it works for your lifestyle - buy it.

[febecortes]

Hahaha!!!
"No more than three people will want to seat in a sofa"
Lady you have obviously haven't met my family😂😂

[Thingybob]

I have a marshmallow sofa. Let me tell you why it is my favourite one: because when I arrive home tired and want to rest while watching the tele, listening to music or reading, it is by far the most comfortable of them all. My body loves its softness, and being able to lift my legs makes the recliner a piece of heaven. My other sofa, which is like the ones you recommend, gets only used when having a coffee with a friend. It's good for a chat, and to look at, but not for a true rest. My parents have a Chesterfield sofa... far too hard for me. I guess it all depends of what the person wants the sofa for.

[durlopp]

It's good advice for people who just like to display them but for me I like my sofas to sit, lay down and enjoy, not for display

[here_we_go_again]

Tone down the background music; it is too loud.

[kevincollins]

HOLY SMOKES!!! I JUST LOVE YOU AND YOUR SUGGESTIONS!!! I'm an upholster and have a fabric and design studio. I have been working with clients and saying the same exact things FOREVER!!! YOU MY FRIEND ARE AWESOME. YOU HAD ME AT 3 COUCHES YOU SHOULD NEVER BUY!

[ClassicMusicianChannel]

I'm a man with a degree in Interior Decorating. I agree with your opinions. The sofa/love seat combo has been around so long that most consider it design blasphemy to consider anything else. Good job. Keep it up.

[denisefuentes]

Thing is I only am comfortable in a recliner. It’s tough to find one that’s modern. They usually come in grandma and man cave.

[jimbaker]

Buying a sofa, is a different experience for everyone. No one should be able to tell you what type or style of sofa you should buy, you should buy it based on how you want it to function. Are you using it in front of a TV? Then you should go for comfort, sacrifice some style if you have to, to achieve this, in the long run, the comfort aspect will by far outweigh any style aspects. If you are using the sofa as more of a focal piece, then yes, you should concentrate on the style aspect, and blend the style of the sofa to its surroundings.  I have seen far too many people focus on the style of a sofa, then are disappointed when they go to live in it, and its not comfortable. Remember, we live in our homes, you can often find comfort at the end of a long day on your sofa. Its great if its a show piece, but sometimes the only way to get the comfort you deserve, is to be willing to sacrifice a little style.

[ericheart]

I work in the furniture and all your points were good however all point can be easily countered with the right pieces and what a customer needs or want.

[ClaudiaDeyulia]

Your advice is great!... But the music on your video is too distracting... found it hard to concentrate on what you were saying

[marymckenna]

Thank you! This video was so helpful and informative. I learned more here in 6 minutes than in reading a whole decorating book. You're great.

[misha]

I'll go for the couch and matching loveseat always! !!!

[SuperEbony]

I've been bingeing your videos and just wanted to come back here after hearing you talk about leveling up to let you know that you're early 'controversial' videos have way more practical advice and info than a lot of other interior design influencers are putting out today and even though your style has evolved a ton, these were the videos that made an impression on me to make me subscribe. Just wanted to drop some positivity in among the people who'll die before relinquishing their marshmallow sofas and polypropylene rugs 😊

[ursoulspure]

I like your video but have to agree with the music comments. Intro and outro seems best where one is talking and music throughout if no narration. Keep up the good work.

[crt]

I totally agree! I have always owned antiques and current pieces. I've NEVER owned a sectional and while I do own a love seat, it is used in a master bedroom sitting area; NOT with my leather sofa in the living room. My antiques always remain (since 1980) and as styles change I update with upholstery (on the antiques when needed) and my accent / current pieces I "work in" . Everyone loves our home and feels comfortable in it. I love ❤️ watching your videos and great advice. Keep sharing!

[Alexdaysago]

I have the big sectional sofa and it works just fine.