Christopher Knight Home Aidan Mid Century Modern Tufted Fabric Sofa, Blue

I like this - the cushion color is a beautiful seafoam blue and the sofa overall is sturdy and stylish. It’s well-constructed especially considering all the junk out there in this price range. It’s a firm sofa which may not appeal to a lot if people, but I like firm. Sitting in it is not the most comfortable position, but laying on it is nice (again I stress firm not cushy). But it has that mid century vibe which is appealing to me - I can relax on it, have a dirty martini, and write Amazon reviews no one will ever read.

Very happy with Christopher Knight Home Aidan Mid Century Modern Tufted Fabric Sofa, Blue. It has very stylish contemporary appeal. It also complements a chair by the same designer. Size wise - it fits nicely to our living room, while immediately creating the center of attraction. Assembly has been relatively easy. Great product and great price!

I’ve had this couch for 5 years now and have moved 4 apartments with it. No issues with durability or looks. It however, isn’t the most comfortable couch in the world. It’s a piece of furniture best used for hosting, not lounging around in

I searched for a very long time to find a couch I wanted. I'm relatively particular about the style of furniture I get and didn't have a lot of money to spend on a couch. I'm so very pleased I found this couch. I love the mid-modern style and the color is a lovely blue. It also is a great size, its longer than most inexpensive couches I considered and has a very nice depth so that I can nap on it very comfortably. I've had it for at least a year now and the seat cushions have fallen in a little and are not as firm as they initially were, but considering the price I think its to be expected.

I bought this couch for its style, size, and cost. I should have spent more. It was passably comfortable for a bout a month. Since then, it has slowly become a backache waiting to happen. It's sagging in the middle - not the cushions, the frame. I makes more noise than a hundred year old wood floor when you sit down. Looks great if you never use it. Great staging furniture. Just, uh, don't ever sit on it.

I recently purchased both the sofa and chair. Although I had read all the reviews and had an idea of what to expect, sadly I do regret this purchase. We did not expect much comfort as far as the cushion was concerned, however as one person stated, it is like sitting on cement! I am literally in pain while sitting on this for just a few minutes. I am 5'4 and 150 pounds for reference. These items are very truly uncomfortable. I would compare the comfort to sitting on an oak bench... about the same. Now, in all fairness, I might not have broken it in, but at that point I would still be concerned with the frame being "broken in". As we were putting the item together I kept thinking how cheap and slapped together it was. Yes, you will most likely having scratches on the veneer, or just expect the edges to look worn, right out of the box. They were really going for the vintage used look with the veneer (not really). The only reason I purchased this is because we have an extremely small entranceway that normal furniture won't fit through, but honestly I would have been better off just purchasing bean bags to sit on. As the title says "I would not recommend". 5/7/24 Update- I want to add to my initial review after using this furniture for a little bit. Surprisingly, I am starting to enjoy the firmness of the cushion. I have noticed that it helps support my body, because it is so firm, and therefore I am sitting with better posture. Also, because it is not as comfortable as most plush sofas, I don't tend to sit for too long, which I personally think is best. We did add a thin latex foam topper to it recently, which helped alleviate the initial pressure I felt in my bottom, but I think given enough time and use, the cushion would of course be less firm on it's own. I changed the title of my review to "It's growing on me", because it is. However, I don't know how the materials will hold up long term nor the structure. My husband is approximately 6'2 & 225 lbs, and he hasn't complained about being uncomfortable oddly enough. He also has mentioned that he prefers the smaller profile of the sofa, as opposed to the huge size of most sofas today. Hope this update helps someone.

Absolutely insane to me how generous others are with reviews. It's sad the threshold some have for quality.I know it's an Amazon product, and you get what you pay for, but it's absolute trash. Three of the legs won't fully screw in no matter what and jiggle when you move. Uncomfortable is an understatement. Plastic school chairs are more ergonomic.My fiancee and I collectively way less than 300lbs and the couch feels like it will snap whenever we shift, which is frequent, because it's so horrifically uncomfortable.The foam and cloth probably cost $20 collectively. The wood, maybe $40. Lord knows the factory it was built in doesn't pay high labor wages. And there's a wonderfully foreboding sticker warning you of cancer causing chemicals. From a couch.I tried to schedule a return day of and Amazon denied it unless I repackaged it, WHEN THE BOX THEY SEND WAS DAMAGED. Or they said they could maybe get me a 'promotional discount' on a box if I did it myself.Oh, also, I paid extra to have delivery drivers unpack it in my living room, which they didn't, stating it was 'All one piece'. In spite of the 1+ hour assembly time.Have a higher standard for yourselves. This product is shameful.

Modern look and nice deep seat. This couch needs to be pushed against a wall as the back is really short so either you need to slouch or rest your head against the wall. My seat back is a little wobbly if it isn't pushed against my back wall. It looks as if the mounting bracket on the right hand side was a little too large for the seat back rod to slide into. Its totally fine if I lean it against a wall like my space needs but be warned if you don't want to have it backed up against anything.