Serena & Lily vs Lulu and Georgia: Who Has Better Couches?

Serena & Lily is a haven for those seeking a sophisticated, coastal-inspired aesthetic for their living space, offering a curated collection of sofas that are handcrafted in the USA with meticulous attention to detail and high-quality materials. These sofas promise both style and durability, making them an investment piece that can elevate any living space. The brand's commitment to sustainability is evident in their use of eco-friendly materials and partnerships with organizations like 4ocean, making them an appealing choice for conscious consumers.

However, the allure of Serena & Lily's luxurious sofas comes with a premium price tag, reflecting the brand's commitment to quality and craftsmanship. While their complimentary white-glove delivery service is a major perk, their return policy, though fairly standard in the industry, includes restocking fees that could potentially add up. Moreover, the 8-10 week lead time for custom upholstery might test the patience of those eager to furnish their homes quickly.

Despite these considerations, Serena & Lily's dedication to quality, sustainability, and timeless design continues to resonate with a discerning clientele who value both aesthetics and ethical practices. Their sofas, whether a classic silhouette or a modern sectional, are not merely functional pieces but a reflection of a lifestyle that celebrates beauty, comfort, and a commitment to responsible consumption.

Lulu and Georgia furniture partners with designers to offer exclusive sofa styles, which are absolutely gorgeous. However, they also supply couches from third-party manufacturers. This results in some couches being made in the USA while others are imported from overseas. However, the quality of construction is good regardless of their origins. On top of that, we love the fact that they’re a female-founded company. Lulu and Georgia also puts an emphasis on sustainability, especially as part of their future plans. It's always a plus!

We do wish that Lulu and Georgia’s customer focus were stronger. You can’t return their made-to-order couches, but they do have a 60-day return window for their In-Stock or Ready-to-Ship couches (if you can stomach the 25% fee). But their lack of couch warranties is a real killer. On top of that, their limited fabric options and limited customizations are also disappointing. These shortcomings could be overlooked, but Lulu and Georgia’s prices are also quite high compared to competitors. When standard, 3-seater sofas are $3,000 to $4,000 you’d hope for more peace of mind with your purchase.