Our VERY old, massive leather sofa finally got a bit too threadbare and it has gone to sofa heaven in the sky (AKA DH’s man cave, with new velvet loose covers on the seat pads, good enough for gaming not good enough for sitting room). Our dogs are now too old to get on the sofa so I would really like a squishy velvet one for a change. However, we will be decorating within about the next two years (huge job, huge room, needs replastering, bit of masonry work blah blah) so I want to wait til then to get the super duper sofa. But in the meantime I need a stop gap sofa, not massively expensive. I already bought the Rupert from Dunelm. It is surprisingly good in terms of size, comfort and fabric, however after only four months (as is now evidenced, after I bought it, by numerous feedback posts 😡) the front legs snap off if even a butterfly sits for too long on its delicate frame. Don’t worry, I will get a full refund for that one, I’m well practiced at the Consumer Rights Act, but I need something for now. So, for the now, I’m wondering if IKEA are good for sofas? I know IKEA can be a bit hit and miss for furniture but I’ve seen good feedback for sofas. The one I’m thinking of is the Stockholm 2017 (pictured) but general feedback on value for money, sturdiness etc will be appreciated.