POLY & BARK Napa Ottoman in Full-Grain Semi-Aniline Italian Tanned Leather in Midnight Blue

I love this bench! Very well made and solid. I’ve had cheaper benches which didn’t hold up very long. You really get what you paid for with this one. Easy to assemble. Also very well packed. (Be prepared for a very heavy box.)

Cozy, completes the room if u have the couch get this too.

I just received. It came within a few days. Good quality. I love it

We've been using our new couch for about a week now and are very pleased with our purchase. It's the most expensive piece of furniture we've ever owned. Tired of hand-me-downs and cheap furniture that starts falling apart in a year or two we took chance on this one after spending some time researching online brands and sellers. The reviews on the company along with price made us decide on Poly and Bark. There are several brands with similar/identical looking couches. The other couch we were considering was the Article Sven which was $3299 at the time . The Napa was $2699. and looks near identical. That's a big difference in price. Got a holiday deal using our Amazon Prime Visa for 18 months 0% interest and that sealed the deal. I've read some of the reviews critical of the delivery process. We had good luck. Our couch arrived via XPO ahead of schedule and undamaged. I believe our delivery window was 12/7-12/16 and it arrived 12/11/20. The box had some minor dings but it was well packaged and undamaged. You will need some help! The box is HUGE! We are in a rural area and a tractor trailer can't get up our driveway so we had to meet the driver in town with our pickup. This is normal for us. We've received freight deliveries before. Took all 10 minutes to assemble inspect. We love the look and feel. We chose the semi-analine for durability and have no regrets. We were tempted by aniline for softness beauty but we have young grandchildren - nuff said 😉 It's super comfortable and we like the seat height for ease of getting up and down. Getting older- hate low furniture! Awesome for tatering after dinner watching TV. I'm 6'4" and I can lay long ways while my wife enjoys the chase ☺ May or may not be important to you. Ymmv Can't tell you about durability but it "feels" sturdy and well made. We're hopeful it's a 20 year couch. If I'm still around in 20 years and I remember I'll try to update my review! Good luck with your purchase no matter what you choose. 🙂

I was back and forth between this sofa and another brand at another retailer that used spring-loaded sofa cushions. They both have solid wood frames and leather everywhere (both VERY important for longevity) and was leaning a bit towards the spring-loaded sofa cushions based on some of the reviews for this sofa indicating the cushions had gone flat fairly quickly. What changed my mind to this sofa was recognizing that I can have the cushions re-stuffed with higher quality foam relatively inexpensively if/when they break down vs having springs eventually poke through the leather of a cushion. The fact the chase/sofa went on sale for under $2k for the first time in my watching it for over two years created the 'right now' buying decision. Assembly was simply a matter of screwing the legs in (and make sure to differentiate the corner legs from the center legs - they are different lengths) and attaching the two pieces together with the pre-attached clasps. The leather looks fantastic and I fully expect this to last as long as our current leather sofa, which we've had for about 25 years. Another thing I like about this sofa that led to the demise of our current leather sofa is it had the back cushions stitched to the sofa, so there was no back to the cushion. As the stitching eventually (with pets and kids) tore away, the cushions according to three different furniture repair people in the area couldn't be reattached easily or affordably. This sofa having fully removable back and seat cushions is a benefit. The final selling point about this style was that is sits about five inches off the ground, allowing our little robot vacuum to clean underneath it. I've included one pic showing the zippered 'container' on the bottom of one sofa where the legs are stored for transport, which I thought was pretty creative. I also tried to grab an image of the wood exposed where the legs screw in, but it appears to be to washed out for detail; it should show the all-wood (rather than 'manufactured wood') construction providing better strength and resilience. ***Four month update and pics - the sofa is doing fantastic. It's used by our dogs (weights between 60 lb - 130 lb, because anything under 50 lb is a cat) much more than us: it's a springboard, a wrestling mat, a lounging appliance and a sleeper. To be fair, we have had a cover on the sofa since we purchased it (off today for a washing), but it still looks new. A few feathers are starting to escape, which isn't a surprise. Pics attached showing all cushions off, cushion backs, and fully intact. Also included a pic of the adjustable leg/footer thingy. Very pleased!