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| - If you're looking for furniture to fill your Cophenhagen themed decor that should not be touched by pets, human beings under 4'11", or anyone that might cause a slight wrinkle in your expensive leather, this is obviously not where you should be looking.
If you're looking for a more realistic couch that's meant to be used quite often, durable, and extra comfy in case you get kicked out of the bed more nights than most, then you should definitely start here.
I spent a day looking for the right sofa, no joke. I went from Indian Bend (Jack's Warehouse, American Furniture) to Chandler (Ikea, My Pigsty, World Market). My mileage looked like I had gone to LA by the time I was done. After you go to a couple of places, you start seeing the same material, styles, and even the very same couches no matter how many times you blink and you're left to only decide depending on the store's prices/sales.
I hate being bombarded by salespeople who start ranting unlimited color options for a couch I barely sat on or eyed for three seconds, but I admit it's not enough to deter me from buying anything. Pruitt's employees gives off the feeling that they're not paid by commission, and even if they were, I couldn't tell. They tell you what you want to hear, no gimmicks or fluff, and if you don't like it, they leave you in peace until you feel like talking to them again.
Needless to say though, the pricing didn't add up at most of these stores and I ended up going to Pruitts and within 20 quick minutes, found a fabulous couch, $279 with free delivery, softer than floating cloud wrapped in a warm flour tortilla placed on a baby's butt.
Yeah, it's that comfy.
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