We recently came across a feature about designer-inspired sofas from Custom Sofa Design on Little Green Notebook and were surprised by both the styles and the prices.
These sofas closely resemble high-end pieces from retailers like Crate & Barrel, Pottery Barn, Room & Board and Anthropologie, yet many options begin around $599, with a number of choices under $799.
The company also makes upholstered beds inspired by designer looks, offered at a significant discount compared with the originals. Reading comments on the Little Green Notebook post and other discussions, many customers report positive experiences and praise the owner, Don. It’s notable that the pieces are made in the United States and the company operates out of Los Angeles. Given that, the low prices are impressive and raise questions about how they manage to offer such value.
Apartment Therapy covered this company earlier in the year and overall feedback there was generally positive as well, with many satisfied customers and a few complaints mixed in — which is common even for highly rated sellers.
We’re curious whether readers have ordered from Custom Sofa Design and what their experiences have been. If you’ve purchased from them, please share details about ordering, delivery, quality and customer service. Honest firsthand accounts are especially useful for anyone considering a budget-friendly alternative to name-brand furniture.
Even if you haven’t ordered, we welcome conversation about favorite sofa styles. Right now, we’re admiring a few specific models from Custom Sofa Design: The Elena (starting at $549), The Kentwood (starting at $799), The Paramaunt (starting at $599) and The Harward (starting at $599). Which styles appeal to you and why?
P.S. If you’re shopping for sofas, keep in mind there are lessons to be learned from buying from major retailers too — experiences vary and researching durability, fabric options and return policies can save you headaches down the line.