Below are some of the best-selling indoor and outdoor sofas from Grandin Road:
1. Ava Slipcovered Sofa Review ($1,999 to $1,949)
- Let's face it – life happens. With the Ava, spills and pet hair are no match for those machine-washable slipcovers. It's a win for messy folks like me.
- They talk about soft feather-and-fiber fill and a sturdy frame. Sounds like the kind of sofa you sink into and never want to leave.
- The Ava isn't about making a bold statement. It's more of a timeless, fits-with-anything kind of vibe. Perfect if your décor changes more often than your socks.
2. Ava Chaise Slipcovered Sofa Review ($2,799 to $3,349)
- Stretch Out Central: That chaise is where it's at! Perfect for those movie nights when you don't want to share legroom, or for curling up with a good book.
- Comfort Meets Practicality: You still get those machine-washable slipcovers and cozy feather-and-fiber cushions. Style without sacrifice – I can respect that.
- Space Considerations: The chaise does make this one a bit more of a commitment than the standard Ava sofa. Best for rooms with a little breathing space to spare.
3. Collins Sofa Review ($2,999)
- Heirloom Potential: That top-grain leather and sturdy construction scream quality. This is the kind of sofa you might actually pass down to your kids (if they're lucky).
- Hand-placed nailheads and stitched accents show they didn't skimp on the craftsmanship. These touches elevate the Collins above your basic sofa.
- That specific leather shade adds warmth and richness. Works with lots of décor styles, but might clash if you're into super bright or quirky colors.
4. Capri Sofa Review ($1,699 to $1,799)
- That "Merino boucle" fabric is what sets the Capri apart. I'm picturing a soft, nubby texture that adds visual interest even if you keep the colors neutral.
- Feather-blend cushions and that "sinuous spring" base sound like they focused on making this one seriously comfy for lounging.
- Relaxed Style: The simple shape and exposed wood base give it a casual cool vibe. Perfect if you hate fussy-looking furniture with a million throw pillows.
5. Salem Upholstered Sectional Review ($799 to $5,799)
- he sectional format means you can configure it in different ways to suit your space. Flexibility is key for those of us who move often or like rearranging furniture frequently.
- Durability Matters: Those performance fabrics and sturdy construction are a must with a big sectional. It's the kind of piece that gets a lot of use, so it needs to hold up.
- Comfort with Structure: They mention pocketed coils AND feather-fill cushions...interesting combo. Might provide a good balance between support and plushness, which is key when you're talking about a big sofa.
6. Montville Outdoor Sofa Review ($1,599)
- Their big selling point is that comfort is built-in, so you don't have to lug cushions inside and out every time it looks like rain.
- That vinyl wicker and aluminum frame mean this loveseat can handle being outdoors year-round, unlike some fussy upholstered pieces.
- A loveseat is a smart size for smaller balconies or patios, or could be combined with other Montville pieces for larger spaces.
7. Miramar Outdoor Sofa Review ($1,399)
- Wood Workmanship: That acacia wood is the star of the show. They emphasize its unique grain patterns and durability, suggesting it's a step above your basic teak outdoor furniture.
- Serious Comfort: Those thick cushions sound like they'd be heavenly to sink into. This looks like the perfect sofa for long, lazy afternoons with a good book and a cold drink.
- Mix and Match Potential: Looks like you can pair this sofa with other pieces in the Miramar collection, which is great for creating a cohesive outdoor living space.
8. Hyde Park Wicker Outdoor Sofa Review ($2,299)
- Handsome Design: With its clean lines and classic wicker texture, the Hyde Park exudes a timeless elegance that will complement a variety of outdoor spaces.
- Spacious Comfort: Generous seating and that surprise hidden cushion offer both elbow room and unexpected plushness. No more fighting for the comfy spot!
- Durable Beauty: Crafted from weather-resistant synthetic wicker and a sturdy aluminum frame, the Hyde Park is built to withstand the elements and retain its good looks for seasons to come.
9. Portland Woven Sectional Collection Review ($699 to $3,999)
- Adaptable Style: The simple design and neutral colors mean the Portland could be dressed up with colorful pillows or kept minimal for a more sleek aesthetic. It's a blank canvas in a good way.
- Built for Real Life: They emphasize the all-weather wicker, sturdy frame, and those thick cushions. This suggests the Portland is meant to be used frequently without falling apart.
- Sectional = Options: Having multiple pieces to configure means you can customize the setup to fit your specific outdoor space.
10. Mason Wicker Loveseat Review ($1,799)
- Breezy Style: That open weave design is its defining feature. It looks airy and provides some airflow, which is great for hot climates.
- Ready to Relax: They emphasize that it comes fully assembled, which is a bonus for anyone who hates fiddling with instructions on a sunny afternoon.
- Looks like you could create a whole coordinated outdoor area using other pieces in the Mason collection.