- Is the Jennifer Taylor Elaine sofa good for everyday use?
- It is best for lighter use. The foam seat is soft rather than firm, so heavy daily sitting can compress it over time. Rotate and fluff the cushions to keep the shape.
- How does velvet hold up with pets and kids?
- Velvet shows pet hair, lint and sticky marks easily. Brush it regularly and blot spills quickly. Polyester velvet is more forgiving than cotton velvet but still not a wipe-clean fabric.
- Does it fit through a standard doorway?
- The camel back and rolled arms make it bulky. Measure your door, hallway and stair turns before ordering, and check whether the legs detach to help it through tight spaces.
- What is the frame and filling made of?
- The seat is foam-filled over a frame, upholstered in polyester velvet, and it stands on black metal legs. The metal legs give it a firmer, more modern base than wood legs.
- How does it compare with a modern low-back sofa?
- It offers more back support and a more formal look than a low-back modular sofa. In exchange, it is bulkier and less flexible to rearrange than sectionals.
- What should I check before buying?
- Confirm the seat depth and height suit your room, and that the green velvet matches your other furniture. Velvet looks different in daylight and lamplight, so check a swatch if you can.
- Where is the Jennifer Taylor Elaine Rolled Arms Velvet Camel Back cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $716.97, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Jennifer Taylor Elaine Rolled Arms Velvet Camel Back?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Lowe's.