Soho Home Sofa Reviews (2026)

We treated these like real living-room sofas: laptop hours, late-night shows, quick naps, and guests who actually sit on the “nice” seat.

Marcia stayed the most balanced for everyday posture and held up best for longer sits. Truro was the easiest to sprawl on and the most flexible for room layout, but the low seat height made getting up feel less effortless. Rava was the coziest for curling up thanks to its deeper seat, though it ran warmer over time. Hamish brought the strongest design presence and the most hosting utility (the shelf mattered), but it asked for the most care and offered the least forgiveness in a messy household.

We lived with each sofa through typical weeknights and weekends, using the same checkpoints every time: Assembly, Cooling, Comfort, Durability, Layout Practicality, Cleaning, and Value.

We rotated between upright laptop posture, semi-reclined streaming, and full stretch-out lounging to see how cushions behaved with repeat use. Marcus Reed focused on edge support and frame steadiness, while Jenna Brooks and Ethan Cole paid attention to shared seating comfort and how disruptive position changes felt across a full movie. Notes were logged right after long sessions to capture fatigue points and posture drift.

Our Testing Experience

Marcia was the sofa I reached for on “normal” days—laptop open, feet on the floor, and a back that wants some structure. From the first evening, I didn’t get that slow slide-forward I feel on deeper, softer seats.

Jenna and Ethan watched a movie without the usual early-session reshuffling for armrest space. Marcus sat on the front edge to test stand-ups and didn’t get the saggy, collapsing edge feeling.

What we liked:

• A steadier sit that keeps posture from drifting

• Reversible cushions that stayed consistent week to week

• Linen feel that stayed comfortable through long sessions

Who it is best for:

• People who split time between upright sitting and casual lounging

• Couples who want shared space without constant cushion battles

• Homes that want a relaxed look without an overly low seat

Where it falls short:

• Linen shows wrinkles and minor marks quickly

• Not the deepest option for full-body sprawl

• Requires a bit of routine care to stay crisp

Pros & Cons

Details

• Price: $5,695 (member: $4,841)

• Type: three-seater sofa

• Overall dimensions: H31" x W87" x D34"

• Seat depth: 23.2"

• Seat height: 16.5"

• Seat width: 70.1"

• Arm height: 24.4"

• Upholstery: 100% linen

• Feet: oak

• Cushion fill: foam, fiber, feather

• Removable cushions: yes

• Removable legs: no

• Assembly required: no

• Care: professional upholstery cleaning only

• Delivery estimate: 13 to 15 weeks

• Cancellation window: 48 hours

• Returns on made-to-order: charged at 50% of total product value

Review Score

Our Testing Experience

Truro (in the three-seater setup) is the lounge-first pick: low profile, wide footprint, and a seat that invites you to sink in and stay awhile. The depth landed in a sweet spot, and it was the easiest of the bunch to stretch out on without my legs feeling stranded.

Jamal Davis liked it for guests because the sectional layout makes a room feel intentional, but he also flagged the trade-off: standing up from the low seat takes more effort. Chris Miller called it the best for movie marathons, not for anyone who wants a more upright, supportive back.

What we liked:

• Low, relaxed sit that invites long lounging

• Configurable layout potential for real rooms

• Linen texture stayed pleasant over time

Who it is best for:

• People who want a sectional feel without bulky proportions

• Households that host and need flexible seating

• Anyone who prefers a lower, lounge-forward profile

Where it falls short:

• Low seat height can feel challenging for quick stand-ups

• Back support is more “relaxed” than structured

• Assembly adds friction upfront

Pros & Cons

Details

• Price: $4,390 (member: $3,732)

• Type: sectional sofa (three-seater configuration shown; corner and four-seater options also offered)

• Overall dimensions: H25.6" x W94.5" x D40.2"

• Seat depth: 24"

• Seat height: 15.4"

• Seat width: 35"

• Arm height: 18.1"

• Upholstery: textured linen

• Feet: oak

• Frame: oak and engineered hardwood

• Cushion fill: foam, feather down, fiber

• Removable cushions: yes

• Removable legs: no

• Assembly required: yes

• Care: professional upholstery cleaning only

• Delivery estimate: 13 to 15 weeks

• Cancellation window: 48 hours

• Returns on made-to-order: charged at 50% of total product value

Review Score

Our Testing Experience

Rava felt like a soft landing from the first sit. I started a weeknight episode “just to unwind” and ended up curled deeper without even having to adjust the cushions.

The rounded back has a gentle cradle effect, but it doesn’t guide you into an upright posture the way Marcia does. Marcus noticed the velvet felt warmer during long sessions and preferred shorter stints before shifting. Jenna and Ethan liked it best for side-leaning and shared lounging, where the shape feels cozy instead of wide-open.

What we liked:

• Deep seat that rewards curling up and stretching out

• Rounded back that feels cozy and enclosing

• No assembly and easy day-one comfort

Who it is best for:

• People who lounge, nap, and watch long-form TV often

• Couples who like a cozy, “nest” seating vibe

• Living rooms where softness matters more than upright posture

Where it falls short:

• Velvet runs warmer in long sits

• Less structured lumbar feel for desk-like posture

• Velvet upkeep is not casual-household-friendly

Pros & Cons

Details

• Price: $4,095 (member: $3,481)

• Type: three-seater sofa (also offered in modular formats)

• Overall dimensions: H29" x W91" x D40"

• Seat depth: 28"

• Seat height: 16.9"

• Seat width: 67.7"

• Arm height: 29.1"

• Upholstery: velvet; fabric listed as 85% cotton, 15% polyester (100% cotton pile)

• Feet: oak

• Frame: engineered hardwood

• Cushion fill: foam, feather, fiber

• Removable cushions: yes

• Removable legs: no

• Assembly required: no

• Care: professional upholstery cleaning

• Delivery estimate: 13 to 15 weeks

• Cancellation window: 48 hours

• Returns on made-to-order: charged at 50% of total product value

Review Score

Our Testing Experience

Hamish (four-seater configuration) is the most styled option, but it still works as a real hangout sofa once you’re in it. The channeling makes the seat feel more set, and I stayed put instead of slowly creeping forward.

The inlay shelf wasn’t just decorative: during a long evening, I used it for a drink and a small lamp, which cut down on side-table clutter. Jenna and Ethan liked it for hosting for the same reason, but they also flagged the downside—there’s no fluffing or flipping cushions the way you can on Marcia.

What we liked:

• Built-in perch shelf improves everyday usability

• Sculpted back feels supportive without being stiff

• Strong “hosting sofa” presence in a room

Who it is best for:

• Households that entertain and want a functional statement piece

• People who dislike constantly re-fluffing cushions

• Anyone who wants a more anchored, less slippery sit

Where it falls short:

• Velvet upkeep punishes careless living

• Cushion adjustability is limited

• Assembly adds upfront friction

Pros & Cons

Details

• Price: $8,395 (member: $7,136)

• Type: sectional sofa (four-seater configuration shown; also offered in three-seater and corner layouts)

• Overall dimensions: H29" x W119" x D40"

• Seat depth: 24.4"

• Seat height: 16.9"

• Seat width: 118.5"

• Upholstery: velvet; fabric listed as 100% cotton pile (85% cotton, 15% polyester)

• Frame: engineered hardwood

• Feet: birch

• Cushion fill: foam with fiber

• Removable cushions: no

• Removable legs: no

• Assembly required: yes

• Care: professional cleaning recommended; avoid water and abrasive cleaners

• Delivery estimate: 13 to 15 weeks

• Cancellation window: 48 hours

• Returns on made-to-order: charged at 50% of total product value

Review Score

Marcia is the most even performer, with no single weak spot that shows up in day-to-day use. Truro wins on sprawl comfort and layout flexibility, but its low profile narrows who will love it. Rava owns deep-seat lounging and cozy comfort, yet gives back points on cooling and upright posture. Hamish is the most design-forward option with stronger back support, but it’s the least forgiving if your household is rough on furniture.

Start with posture. If you work from the couch or sit upright often, Marcia is the safest pick because its back-and-seat balance feels steadier.

If your living room is for sprawling, streaming, and casual hosting—and you care about layout flexibility—Truro is the easiest match. Just make sure the low seat height works for you before committing.

If you’re a curl-up lounger who wants a deeper, cocooning seat, Rava is the most natural fit.

If you want a statement sectional that doubles as an entertaining setup, Hamish makes the most sense in a larger room and in a household willing to baby velvet. If low seating is a concern, Truro is the one to avoid first.

Truro was the easiest for full-body lounging when we wanted to stretch out without building a pillow fortress. Rava came close, but it ran warmer over time.

Marcia was the most consistent for upright sitting and longer laptop sessions, with the least sliding-forward feeling as the night went on.

They can be if your household is spill-prone. Rava and Hamish looked best when we treated them as “clean hands, no snacks” seating.

Truro handled two-person lounging most naturally, while Marcia felt best for sitting together without constant repositioning.