I haven't personally but someone I work with used them and was impressed with the quality and fit. That was a couple of years ago now though. If you go for it let us know what you think, always good to have updates on product sources. There's also another website that makes replacement ikea furniture legs for sofas too so you can end up with a sofa that looks quite high-end and different to the standard ones. I'm sure someone on here will know what I mean and post a link shortly. Otherwise I'll try and look it up later.

Hi Sarah I just noticed your message on here and thought I should answer as I've just finished two sofa sourcing jobs for clients so it's all still fresh in my mind! The best kid friendly fabrics to use would be wool, microfiber or leather. If you decide on a fabric make sure you ask for a rub test and it should always be more than 40,000 as this will ensure that the fabric won't wear out too quickly. Make sure the frames are made of hardwood and not plywood and are screwed and not glued together. Badly made frames reduce the live of a sofa and its comfort factor. The best seat cushions should be feather wrapped foam as these are that comfiest and most practical. Also they plump themselves up so you're not forever doing it yourself. If you're going to look at buying fabric separately for each sectional then you'd need at least 25/30 metres each if not more. This would probably end up being a really expensive option as you would probably need to spend a minimum of £50 per metre for a good quality fabric. I don't know what your budget is but there are loads of great sofa companies out there who can provide you with what you need without having to source fabric elsewhere.. have a look at these.. Loaf, Raft, the sofa and chair co, Willow and Hall, Perch and Parrow, Heals, Swoon, Habitat, Zoffany, Alter London, Sofa and More, John Lewis, Lux Deco. If you have a bigger budget look at B&B, Minotti, Poliform, Natuzzi, Roche Bobois and Flexiform. Hope this helps.. Let me know if you need anything else. Sarah

Thank you all for voting! We went with a charcoal velvet sofa in the end, very squishy and comfortable - great for the library! Green velvet would have also looked great but as ever, budgets aren’t unlimited so we went with something that would hopefully fit in if the decor changed in the future!

How about William Morris Pimpernel cushions? The colours look like they would suit your scheme. You could mix and match with others in the range. https://www.artsandcraftsliving.co.uk/products/william-morris-pimpernel-aubergine-cushion-cover?variant=15820787712100&currency=GBP&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&utm_campaign=gs-2020-10-15&utm_source=google&utm_medium=smart_campaign