Bed Bath & Beyond vs Maiden Home: Who Has Better Couches?

Bed Bath & Beyond is back, and their sofa selection is like a warm invitation to a Netflix binge-watching marathon. They've got everything from sleek modern stunners that'll make your living room look like a magazine spread to classic comfy options that practically scream "nap time." And with a range of prices to fit any budget, you won't have to sacrifice style for affordability. Plus, their speedy shipping for in-stock items and a generous 90-day return window (without those pesky restocking fees!) mean you can kick back and relax sooner rather than later.

Now, let's be real – it's a marketplace, not a bespoke furniture boutique. That means sofa quality can be a bit of a mixed bag. You'll find some hidden gems with durable fabrics and solid construction, but also some budget-friendly options that might not stand up to years of wear and tear. So, channel your inner Sherlock Holmes and do some digging before you click "add to cart." Oh, and if you're not a DIY enthusiast, be prepared to roll up your sleeves for some assembly (or splurge on that white-glove service).

But hey, no one's perfect, right? Bed Bath & Beyond's commitment to sustainability and their impressive array of styles make them a worthy contender for your next sofa purchase. With a little research and a discerning eye, you're sure to find a comfy, stylish sofa that'll make your living room the envy of all your friends.

Maiden Home does have a few cons. Their base prices are already very expensive, but choosing a higher end fabric can sometimes DOUBLE the price. That $3,000 sofa might end up being $6,000 just by choosing a different fabric option (and they don’t list fabric prices when you’re choosing). This fact – in addition to a limited sofa offering with styles that aren’t suited to families with kids and pets – likely closes Maiden Home off as an option for many customers. But for those who can afford it, Maiden Home is to die for.

As far as pros, Maiden Home furniture has them in spades. First of all, Maiden Home builds all of their couches in North Carolina (the furniture capital of the US). The frames are made from sustainably sourced, kiln-dried hardwood, and the joinery methods are top-notch. They also use 8-way hand-tied spring systems in many of their couches, which is the cream of the crop. They back these frames with a lifetime warranty and even a 30-day return policy (with a 10% fee) if you don’t love your purchase. Being a female-founded, independently-owned company is a nice bonus.