Sundays Sofa Reviews (2026)

If you’re shopping Sundays for a cloud-couch feel, the brand delivers—but these four sofas do not land in the same place. Here’s the short version from our testing:

Movie Night Sofa: The deepest, softest sit of the group, with fully removable slipcovers from the cushions to the frame. It was the easiest to clean, but it also looked best when we fluffed the cushions regularly.

Get Together Sofa: Still plush, but more controlled underneath. The eight-way hand-tied spring system gave it a steadier base, and it felt like the best fit for a home that both hosts and lounges.

Any Day Sofa: The smallest and most upright of the four. It does not have the same sink-in feel, but it was the easiest to place in tighter rooms and the easiest to sit on for everyday use.

Good Company Sofa: A cleaner, more design-forward option with a wide bench seat and curved back. It lands between the extremes: relaxed enough to lounge on, but less slouchy than Movie Night.

We used these sofas the way most people actually would: long sitting sessions, casual lounging, the occasional nap, and the cleanup that matters later. During testing, we paid attention to how each sofa felt after more than a quick sit, how easy the fabric was to manage, and whether the size made sense in a real room.

• Assembly and setup: delivery experience, packaging, and how quickly the sofa is ready to use.
• Comfort and ergonomics: seat support, back support, lounge comfort, and how the cushions feel after longer sits.
• Cooling and breathability: whether the upholstery traps heat during extended use.
• Sofa durability: frame feel, cushion recovery, stitching, and how stable the sofa stays when shifting positions.
• Fabric and cleaning: spot-cleaning ease, washability where applicable, and how forgiving the fabric is day to day.
• Size and layout practicality: footprint, seat depth, and how the sofa fits typical living room layouts.
• Value and warranty: what you get for the price, plus the policies that matter after delivery.

We scored each model on the same rubric so the tradeoffs were easier to compare side by side.

First Impressions

The Movie Night Sofa immediately read as the most relaxed option in the group. The cushions look oversized, the seat pulls you into a lounging posture, and the overall shape is intentionally easygoing rather than tailored.

Our Testing Experience

What we liked

• Deep, plush seating that made long sits and casual naps easy.
• Fully removable slipcovers, including the frame, which made cleanup much less stressful.
• Performance fabric that handled routine messes well with quick spot cleaning.

Who it is best for

• People who want the softest, most cloud-like seat in the lineup.
• Homes with kids or pets that benefit from washable slipcovers.
• Anyone who cares more about lounging than upright, formal seating.

Where it falls short

• The loose look needs regular fluffing to stay neat.
• Its generous scale makes the most sense in medium or larger rooms.

Comfort Notes

This was the most sink-in seat we tested. The feather-fibre blend gives the top layer a soft, pillowy feel, while the foam core keeps it from collapsing too far. It’s great for stretching out, but it is less ideal if you prefer a more upright sit.

Design and Practicality

The look is relaxed, but still clean enough to feel intentional. Because it comes as a single frame, it’s worth measuring doorways and corners carefully—especially in older buildings or homes with tight turns.

Maintenance and Durability

Full slipcovers are the big practical win here. In our testing, day-to-day spills were easy to spot clean, and being able to remove the covers made long-term upkeep feel much more manageable. The tradeoff is occasional reshaping if you want the cushions to keep a fuller look.

Bottom Line

Movie Night is the standout if your priority is soft, deep comfort and the easiest cleaning setup. Just make sure you have the space—and the patience for a little routine fluffing.

First Impressions

Get Together looks more controlled than Movie Night at first glance, but it still reads as a comfort-first sofa. The higher back and cleaner outline made it feel a little more composed right away.

Our Testing Experience

What we liked

• Plush surface comfort with steadier support underneath.
• Eight-way hand-tied springs that kept the seat feeling stable as we shifted around.
• Fully removable slipcovers that make regular upkeep much easier.

Who it is best for

• Homes that want a lounge feel without a very slouchy look.
• People who host often and still want soft everyday seating.
• Anyone who wants washable slipcovers in a slightly tidier silhouette.

Where it falls short

• It is still a large piece, so smaller rooms can feel crowded.
• If you want the softest possible melt-in feel, Movie Night is cozier.

Comfort Notes

This one landed in the middle of the lineup. It stays soft, but the spring base and more supportive cushions kept it from feeling too loose during longer sits. In our testing, that balance made it easier to recommend as an everyday living room sofa.

Design and Practicality

Get Together held its shape a little better day to day than Movie Night. That made it easier to picture in a main living room where the sofa has to work for both guests and regular lounging.

Maintenance and Durability

The washable slipcovers are still a major advantage, but this sofa asked for less fussing overall. The spring support helped it keep a more even look after repeated use, with less obvious slouching in the seat.

Bottom Line

Get Together is the best choice here if you like Sundays comfort but want a more controlled sit and a cleaner everyday look.

First Impressions

Any Day immediately felt lighter and easier to place. The narrower depth and slimmer profile made it read more like an everyday living room sofa than a dedicated lounging piece.

Our Testing Experience

What we liked

• A compact footprint that fits apartments and tighter layouts more easily.
• Supportive cushions that work well for upright sitting without feeling stiff.
• Removable and reversible cushions that help spread out wear over time.

Who it is best for

• Smaller living rooms, studios, and multipurpose spaces.
• People who do not want an extra-deep seat.
• Anyone after a cleaner, more upright look for daily use.

Where it falls short

• It is not the sofa for full-body sprawl or long, sink-in lounging.
• The tested fabric has a lower rub count than the higher-rated LiveLife options on Movie Night and Get Together.

Comfort Notes

This was the most upright sit of the four. The 21-inch seat depth keeps you from sinking too far back, and in our testing it felt comfortable for reading, conversation, and everyday sitting—just not for disappearing into the cushions.

Design and Practicality

The lower back and slimmer arms make it look less bulky in a room, which helps in smaller layouts. It also felt easier to plan around because the footprint is more restrained than the other sofas in this review.

Maintenance and Durability

You do not get full-frame slipcovers here, but the removable cushion covers and reversible cushions still help with long-term upkeep. For routine messes, quick spot cleaning worked well, with deeper cleaning available when needed.

Bottom Line

Any Day is the practical pick if you like the Sundays look but want something easier to place, easier to sit on upright, and less dominant in the room.

First Impressions

Good Company stood out for shape more than softness at first glance. If you like minimalist design, the bench seat and curved back give it a cleaner, more deliberate look than the other three without making it feel stiff.

Our Testing Experience

What we liked

• A generous bench seat that makes it easy to shift positions and stretch out.
• A curved backrest that stayed comfortable during longer sits.
• Eight-way hand-tied springs that gave the seat a steady, grounded feel.

Who it is best for

• People who want a modern, clean silhouette without giving up lounge comfort.
• Living rooms where the sofa needs to look intentional as well as feel comfortable.
• Households that are fine with removable cushion covers instead of full slipcovers.

Where it falls short

• The chenille texture can feel warm during long sits or in hotter climates.
• Most cleaning is still spot-based, since only the cushion covers are removable.

Comfort Notes

Good Company landed between the extremes. It was deeper and more relaxed than Any Day, but not as sink-in as Movie Night. The bench seat also made it easy to move around without landing in the gap between cushions.

Design and Practicality

This was the cleanest-looking sofa in the group. It kept a composed shape when not in use, but still felt easy to curl up on once we sat down.

Maintenance and Durability

The removable cushion covers help, but this still feels more like a spot-clean sofa than a fully washable one. The spring system helped it stay stable when weight shifted across the bench seat.

Bottom Line

Good Company makes the most sense if you want a cleaner, more design-forward profile without giving up real comfort.

Scores are out of 5. Higher is better. These ratings reflect comfort, upkeep, and real-life usability—not just a quick sit test.

The best pick mostly comes down to how you sit (upright versus lounge), how much space you have, and how much upkeep you’re willing to do.

• If you want the deepest, softest lounge feel: Movie Night is the most sink-in option of the four.
• If you want plush comfort with a steadier base: Get Together keeps the soft feel, but adds more structure underneath.
• If you’re working with limited space or prefer a more upright sit: Any Day is the easiest fit and the least sprawling of the group.
• If you want a cleaner profile but still like to stretch out: Good Company’s bench seat and curved back feel relaxed without looking overly slouchy.
• If washability matters most: Movie Night and Get Together have fully removable slipcovers, while Any Day and Good Company focus on removable cushion covers.

They can be, especially the models with performance fabric and removable covers. Movie Night and Get Together are the easiest to live with in busy homes because the slipcovers come off from both the cushions and the frame.

The Any Day Sofa is the easiest fit for smaller rooms. It has the tightest footprint in this review and a more upright sit that works well in apartments and multipurpose spaces.

Some do. Movie Night and Get Together have fully removable slipcovers, while Any Day and Good Company focus on removable cushion covers rather than full frame covers. Always follow the care instructions for your specific fabric.