There’s not a lot of reviews for this so I’m going to try and be as thorough as possible.I ordered I think the beige chenille fabric (there was a little cat paw in the photo showing it was scratch resistant or something - that remains to be seen but my cat hasn’t been trying to scratch it yet).I ordered on one Friday and it came the following Friday. It came via FedEx. Unfortunately, I live in an apartment complex on the third floor with only stairs. FedEx did not deliver up to my door. I ended up having to call my mom to help me carry the two boxes up the stairs. They were big and awkward and pretty heavy - not sure if one person could do it on their own (maybe if you were a huge guy).It comes vacuum sealed so you just cut open the plastic and it immediately starts to expand. The first photo in my review with a white fuzzy rug in front of the couch is immediately after I got it and opened it up. I helped it as much as I could - pulling on it, massaging it, jumping on it, etc.It had a definitely glue smell as it off gassed (I’m very sensitive to smells so this may not bother other people). I kept an air filter next to it (and still have it here a few days later) and the ceiling fan on for air circulation. When I walk in the apartment now I don’t smell it anymore (3 days later).3 days later is when the rest of the photos were taken. You can see it is still wrinkly. The instructions say you can iron it - I was afraid to melt the fabric with a high temp but the low temp of the iron wasn’t doing anything (I tested it on the back). I am considering buying a steamer and trying that out. I would imagine that with time it would get better, I’m not sure if this particular fabric I got is worse than others though.You’ll definitely want to take the pillows out of the cases and fluff them well by hand. I also threw them in the dryer with some tennis balls and that helped too. They’re super flat if you don’t do this.The fabric feel is decent, it’s sort of velvety but not velvet exactly. Feels fine to touch. It was a big darker brown than I expected but that’s okay.It appears to be foam layered with either springs or a metal frame. I noticed the metal when I was jumping on it/kicking/punching/massaging the foam.It’s very easy to slide around and move. I keep moving it from a normal couch style to a big square bed cuddle pit (and I love that).I also love that I can jump around on it, flop down, and generally rough house on it if I want. The arms are also totally foam so if you’re laying and using them as a head rest it works well.This is not a couch you just comfortably sit on. It’s meant for lounging or laying around. The back is very low and the pillows are thin so there’s nothing to lean against really. I have put the pillows stacked on the back of it against the wall if I want to sit up comfortably. I do like that I can sit and put my arm on the back of it comfortably, and the arm rests and back are thick so I can put drinks and my phone and things like that on them.It is a very firm foam. I personally would have liked a little more give, but it is pretty comfortable. I laid on it for hours watching tv last night and found several good spots but I did find myself rearranging quite often and I felt a little stiff after. You’ll want to get some good comfy throw pillows.It is low to the ground - like having a thick mattress on the floor. But that’s part of what drew me to it - I wanted something low to the ground and I also want to get a coffee table that’s low so I can sit on the floor at the table with this as a back rest to work or eat.Overall - this suits my needs pretty well. It’ll be easy to move when I have to move eventually. It was cheap so I don’t have to really worry about messing it up. And it looks pretty good.Update: I’ve had it a week. The photo with the wooden coffee table in front of it is the updated photo. I bought a cheap steamer and steamed the whole thing which took a long time but did help with the wrinkles - I wasn’t sure if they’d ever come out. It is a pretty thick fabric. My cat has been scratching at one corner and no wear is showing (thus far). Due to it being a heavy fabric, as you can see in the photos, it’s not really “tight” to the foam so it wrinkles and puffs up easily. I’m hoping in a fewmore weeks the foam expands more so it looks a little better. I’m not sure if one of the other fabrics might be a little more stretchy or something and might not get so wrinkled?Update 2: I’ve had it about 2-3 weeks now and I’m very happy with it. Its expanded a little bit more and looks a little better even than it did before so I’m sure given another week or two it will get fully expanded. The fabric is really soft, I often rub my feet and legs all over it while I’m laying down.

Grey Plush Cordorouy Couch.I call it a lounge couch because sitting on it normally is a bit weird.The back being super low means it can be uncomfortable,but I usually just put a pillow behind my upper back and head, the pillow rests on the back of the couch.It works.But sleeping on it and lounging is so comfortable.The biggest con and the reason I gave 4 stars, is because the pillows are so low quality.The seams and zippers are definitely going to come apart.I had a small seam come undone after one day.I'm replacing the inside of the pillows to make it better.I mainly bought this couch so that my autistic son won't break the frame because it has no frame.I came to love the look and loungability.Easy to move to other rooms too.

The product was defective. It was packed in vacuume packing, so it doesn't look like it happened while shipping. I tried to contact the person that was enclosed together with the carbon box immediately, she got back me soon. However, she forwarded this issue to the person in charge of amazon, no one contacted me anymore. Now I consulted Amazon CS about this issue and am waiting for picking up this heavy sofa for 5 days. Still there is no response. Don't buy any products at this unreliable company.