Sundays Get Together Modular Sofa Review (2026)

Our testing showed that the Get Together is a comfortable, low-maintenance anchor piece. It is soft enough for lounging, supportive enough for long TV sessions, and easier to keep clean than many fabric sofas because the covers come off and can be washed.

Who It’s For:

• Kids-and-pets households

• Shoppers who want modular flexibility

• People who like a relaxed, sink-in feel

Who It’s Not For:

• Hot sleepers

• Ultra-firm sofa fans

• People who want a very upright sit

We used the sofa the way a normal week demands: laptop work, nightly streaming, casual sprawl, and weekend guests. Our hands-on testing covered delivery and setup, how securely the modules stayed together, heat build-up during multi-hour sits, lumbar feel, cushion recovery, spill cleanup, and how comfortably the footprint fit real walkways and corners. We also weighed whether the price, care routine, and warranty structure matched the day-to-day experience.

In the first week, we kept the sofa in its standard layout and rotated through laptop sessions, dinner-and-TV, and longer evening hangs. The 25-inch seat depth felt supportive rather than overly loungey, so I did not slide forward the way I do on some deeper couches. Marcus Reed spent long gaming sessions on it and sat on the front edge while tying shoes; the frame stayed steady, but he noticed heat build over time. Mia Chen tried it cross-legged and on her side; she liked the soft give, but wanted an extra pillow near the shoulder. After a coffee spill, we blotted the fabric, spot-cleaned it, then cold-washed a cover and hung it dry. That sequence summed up the sofa well: easygoing, comfortable, and genuinely practical.

What we liked:

• Soft support without obvious sag

• Covers wash and reset well

• Modules stay aligned once connected

Who it is best for:

• Families and pet owners

• Mixed work-and-TV rooms

• Homes that may reconfigure layout later

Where it falls short:

• Warm sleepers on plush fabric

• People who want a firmer seat

• Shoppers chasing an ultra-deep sprawl

• Price: $4,000; seating capacity: 3.

• Size: 114"W x 38"D x 37"H; seat depth 25".

• Upholstery: Champagne LiveLife chenille performance fabric; 100% polyester; washable; 30,000 rub count; PFAS-free stain treatment.

• Build: solid wood and plywood frame; eight-way hand-tied springs; feather-fibre and foam cushions; removable covers; connectors included.

• Delivery, returns, and warranty: free in-home delivery and assembly; 30-day returns with a $150 return fee for in-home delivery items; component-based limited warranty with up to five years on key seating parts.

Start with seat depth and posture. The standard 25-inch seat works well for people who shift positions, sit semi-upright, or do not want a sofa that swallows them whole. Then look at the footprint: at 114 inches wide, this model works best when you can keep clean walkways around it instead of squeezing it into a narrow room.

If your home sees a lot of traffic, the removable covers and easy-care fabric make a real difference, but you should also be honest about whether you are willing to wash and hang-dry covers when needed. Shoppers who want the broadest menu of reconfiguration options and lots of washable-cover choices should also look at Lovesac Sactionals. If you prefer a modular setup built around stain-resistant fabric and a simpler wood-and-hardware approach, Burrow Range is a sensible comparison.

This sofa clearly leans relaxed rather than task-chair upright, so people who want stronger back support may want a firmer, more structured design. In our testing, the plush surface also held a bit of warmth during long movie nights. Space is the other clear trade-off: at 114 inches wide, it can crowd walkways in smaller living rooms if the layout is not planned carefully.

Why choose this model:

• You want a modular sofa that reconfigures cleanly and stays aligned.

• You value removable, washable covers for everyday messes.

• You want a soft, balanced sit that still feels supportive.

• Free in-home delivery and assembly lowers the hassle.

Alternatives to consider:

• Lovesac Sactionals: broad customization and many machine-washable cover options.

• Burrow Range: modular flexibility with stain-resistant upholstery and a wood-and-hardware build approach.

• Crate & Barrel Lounge Deep: a deeper 46-inch option for shoppers who want a roomier, more sprawled-out seat.

• Map your daily walking path first, then build the layout around open clearance.

• Use the included connectors right away so the modules stay tidy.

• If you work from the sofa, keep a small lumbar pillow nearby.

• Rotate and flip reversible cushions on a simple schedule to even out wear.

• Blot spills quickly, then use mild soap and water for spot cleaning.

• Wash covers cold on a gentle cycle, zip them first, and hang dry.

• If you run warm, use a lighter throw and take short stand-up breaks during long sessions.

• For reading, add a small pillow behind your upper back to reduce shoulder fatigue.

• In pet homes, lint-roll the seams regularly so hair does not build up.