Sundays vs Burrow: Who Has Better Couches?

Sundays Sofas are like a warm hug on a chilly evening, offering a blend of modern and classic designs that exude both comfort and style. Their commitment to sustainability and high-quality,
stain-resistant fabrics is a major draw, especially for families who want to create a welcoming and worry-free living space. The added convenience of free delivery and in-home assembly further enhances the customer experience.

The brand's focus on curated designs might limit customization options for those seeking a truly unique piece, although their wide range of fabrics and configurations allows for a degree of personalization. While their 30-day return policy is generous, it's worth noting that return shipping fees can add up, and returns are only accepted in their showrooms, which might be inconvenient for some customers. Additionally, lead times can range from 3 to 5 weeks, which might require some patience for those eager to receive their new sofa.

However, what truly sets Sundays apart is their unwavering dedication to sustainability. Their use of eco-friendly materials, responsible sourcing practices, and initiatives like fabric swatch returns and furniture donations to charity demonstrate a commitment to both quality and environmental consciousness. So, if you're in the market for a comfortable and stylish sofa that aligns with your values and prioritizes a relaxing home environment, Sundays might just be your perfect match. Ah, yes, they offer free sofa assembly, too.

Burrow’s primary goal is to modernize the furniture market. Their couches are designed to be modular and expandable so that they can grow with you. They’re also delivered in boxes and easily assembled and disassembled. Great for apartment dwellers!

Burrow’s couches ship for free via FedEx, though you might end up with a dozen boxes if you order a sectional. Their couches come with a 1-year warranty on craftsmanship. A Mulberry extended warranty is also available, which protects against accidents and damage.

Several of Burrow’s couches have multiple customization options so you can really design a sofa that suits your style. There are also modern, high-tech options like having a phone charger built right into the couch. Perfect for those nights you’re browsing on your phone while half-watching “Love is Blind” on TV.

One of Burrow’s drawbacks is that the material quality could be better. It’s not terrible at the lower end of their price range, but for their higher-priced couches, the cushions could feature higher-quality fill materials. On top of that, their business model implies that their couches will be inexpensive, but they can actually get quite pricey.

Lead times are also longer than you’d expect. If a couch is in-stock it could ship out in 1-2 weeks. It could take 4-6 weeks or even 4 months if not. And once your couch arrives, assembly can be much more challenging than advertised.