Sundays Get Together Modular Sofa Review (2026)

Yes, if you want a premium modular sofa that feels inviting without demanding constant cushion work. The seat has enough give for movie nights and side lounging, while the foam cores keep it from collapsing into a shapeless pile. Removable covers make spills far less stressful than they are on fixed-upholstery sofas. The main compromise is posture: the pillow back encourages a reclined sit, and the chenille holds noticeable warmth during long sessions.

Who it works for:

• Families and pet owners who will use the removable, washable covers

• Shoppers who expect to rearrange or expand their seating later

• People who prefer a soft, relaxed seat with a supportive core

Who should pass:

• People who overheat easily on plush upholstery

• Anyone who wants a firm seat and an upright back

• Shoppers fitting a sofa into a narrow living room

The sofa went through laptop work, weeknight streaming, cross-legged lounging, edge sitting, and longer gaming sessions. The evaluation covered delivery and setup, module stability, heat buildup, support and posture, cushion recovery, spill cleanup, and room fit. Price, care requirements, returns, and warranty coverage also factored into the value score.

The Get Together felt settled and usable from the first week. The Standard Champagne configuration measured close to its listed 114-inch width, and its 25-inch seat depth left enough room to tuck up a leg without forcing a full slouch. The loose pillow back still creates a more relaxed angle than a tight-back sofa, so a small lumbar pillow helped during laptop work. Marcus Reed used the front edge while tying shoes and stayed planted during long gaming sessions; after repeated sit-and-stand cycles, the connected modules remained aligned on the rug. Mia Chen preferred sitting cross-legged or on her side and liked the cushion give, though she added a pillow at her shoulder. The cushions compressed noticeably under weight but recovered their shape after the seat was cleared.

Heat was the clearest comfort limit. The Champagne chenille felt cozy at first, then held warmth through a long movie. Cleanup was much easier: a coffee spill lifted after blotting and spot cleaning, and the removed cover went through a cold gentle wash before being hung to dry without a visible water ring. That combination—relaxed support, stable modules, and manageable care—is the sofa’s real appeal.

What we liked:

• The foam-core cushions soften under the body without obvious sagging

• Removable covers make a real spill easier to handle

• The connectors kept the three modules aligned during everyday use

Who it is best for:

• Families and pet owners who need a forgiving care routine

• Living rooms used for both casual work and long TV sessions

• Homes that may need a different seating layout later

Where it falls short:

• The chenille surface gets warm during extended sits

• The loose back pillows do not provide firm, upright support

• The standard 25-inch seat is roomy but not an ultra-deep sleeping platform

• Price and capacity: $4,000 in the U.S. when reviewed; seats three.

• Dimensions: 114 inches wide, 38 inches deep, and 37 inches high; the Standard Champagne configuration has a 25-inch seat depth.

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

• Construction: solid-wood and plywood frame, eight-way hand-tied springs, feather-fiber and foam cushions, reversible seat cushions, and module connectors.

• Delivery, returns, and warranty: complimentary in-home delivery and assembly in the continental U.S. and Canadian provinces; 30-day returns in original condition with a $150 return shipping fee per in-home-delivery item; five-year limited warranty for current purchases, with fabric and slipcovers covered for two years.

Start with the full 114-inch width, not the three-seat label. Tape the outline on the floor and preserve the path between the sofa, coffee table, doorways, and any adjacent chairs. The modules simplify delivery, but the assembled sofa still needs a broad wall or an open-plan seating area. The Standard Champagne model’s 25-inch seat depth works for changing positions and curling up; shorter sitters who want both feet flat may still need a back pillow.

The washable covers matter most in homes that will actually use them. They can be machine washed on a cold gentle cycle and must be hung dry, so allow time and space for the process. If you want more cover choices and near-endless reconfiguration, Lovesac Sactionals offers a broader system. If a smaller footprint, shallower seat, and lower price matter more, Burrow Range Plus is the more practical comparison.

This is a lounging sofa, not a substitute for an upright chair. The loose back pillows and soft seat let the body settle rearward, and extra lumbar support helps during laptop work. The Champagne chenille also retains warmth over a long movie. Finally, a modular build does not make the full 114-inch configuration small: tight walkways can quickly make it feel oversized.

Choose the Get Together for the balance of relaxed comfort, secure modular connections, removable covers, and included in-home setup. It asks less of the owner than a highly configurable system, yet it is easier to rearrange and clean than a conventional deep sofa.

Lovesac Sactionals is the better fit for buyers who want the widest range of layouts, arm styles, fills, accessories, and machine-washable covers. That flexibility also creates more decisions and a more component-heavy look. The Sundays sofa arrives as a simpler, visually softer package.

Burrow Range Plus is substantially smaller and shallower, with a 91.5-inch width and 21-inch seat depth in the three-piece sofa. It suits apartments, more upright sitting, and buyers who want a modular system at a lower price. The Get Together feels plusher, has a wider seating area, and includes in-home assembly.

Crate & Barrel Lounge Deep is the sprawling alternative. The 93-inch version is 46 inches deep, giving it a deeper overall footprint than the 38-inch-deep Sundays sofa, but it does not offer the same module-by-module flexibility. Pick Lounge Deep for maximum curl-up room; pick the Get Together for reconfiguration and easier access to removable covers.

• Mark the full 114-by-38-inch footprint before delivery and keep the main walkway clear.

• Install the included connectors immediately so the three modules stay aligned.

• Keep a small lumbar pillow nearby if you work or read upright on the sofa.

• Rotate and flip the reversible seat cushions to distribute wear.

• Blot spills promptly and use mild soap and water before removing a cover.

• Zip covers closed, machine wash them cold on a gentle cycle, and hang them dry.

• Use a lighter throw if you tend to get warm during long movies.

• Add a shoulder pillow for side lounging so the loose back cushions do not fold inward.

• Vacuum or lint-roll the seams regularly in homes with shedding pets.