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Our Editor Tested the Sundays Furniture Movie Night Sofa
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Our Editor Tested the Sundays Furniture Movie Night Sofa

by jummy84 November 2, 2025
written by jummy84

I’ve recently become obsessed with couch shopping—specifically tracking down the perfect “cloud couch.” One TikTok led to another, and before I knew it, I was deep in a rabbit hole of research. After watching countless videos, one in particular stood out to me: the cult-favorite Movie Night Sofa from Sundays Furniture.

If you’re not familiar, the Vancouver-based brand was founded in 2019 by four friends with backgrounds in furniture design—named in celebration of Sunday mornings at home. Every piece is made to last, focusing on durability, timeless design, and real-life functionality (not just aesthetics). They even recently launched a sister company, Hetta, too.

As I’ve been testing the company’s Movie Night 3-Piece Modular Sofa for the past month, here’s my honest review.

(Image credit: Sundays Furniture)

The Movie Night Sofa Review

The first video I saw of the couch was from Devin Raimo, who started off by saying, “So, I get asked all the time how I keep my couch so white with two dogs… the trick is to buy a washable couch.” That instantly caught my attention.

I’ve always wanted a white sectional, but as someone who avoids wearing white clothes (because every single time I do, I somehow end up with a stain), I was nervous. The idea of a washable white couch felt like a game-changer—and that’s exactly what made me want the Sundays Movie Night Sofa.

The best part—aside from how comfortable it is—is the material. Sundays’ signature LiveLife performance fabric is stain-resistant, moisture-repellent, and comes with fully removable, washable slipcovers, so I don’t have to worry about spills on the all-white upholstery.

When it came to choosing a color, I knew I wanted that classic “cloud couch” look, and after debating between Cream Linen and Brie, I decided on Brie.

Sundays Furniture Movie Night Couch.

(Image credit: Sundays Furniture)

The Movie Night Couch is Sundays’ best-selling item, and it’s easy to see why. It has deep, sink-in seats, oversized, cloud-like cushions, and a design that’s ideal for movie nights (as the name clearly suggests). I wanted a couch that actually felt cozy to relax on—and it’s exactly that.

After a couple of weeks of using it, my partner literally said to me, “It’s the best couch I’ve ever experienced.” I love it so much—the only con is that I wish I had more space to turn it into a sectional.

That being said, it’s fully modular, so you can really configure it to fit your space. If I move to a bigger apartment—or out of New York into a home—I can easily add on to it. I currently have the 3-piece sofa, but I’d love to add an ottoman or more seats later. For smaller NYC apartments, the two-seater is also a popular choice.

The couch comes in two seat depths: standard and large. I went with the standard, which is already really deep, but the large is also an option if you want an extra lounge-y feel.

Overall, the Movie Night Sofa lives up to the hype. See all the details below, and shop the couch for yourself.

Colors

If you’re torn on which color to get, like I was, Sundays offers free swatches so you can find the fabric that feels right for you. You can order them directly from the website under the “Order Free Swatches” section on the product pages.

Care Instructions

Water-based liquids will literally bead off, so you can easily clean them up with a paper towel. For tougher stains, you can use mild soap and water or remove the slipcovers to wash them. It’s recommended that if you machine wash them, you do so on a cold, gentle cycle—or do dry cleaning instead.

Price

The Movie Night collection starts at $2580, and the 3-piece modular with the standard seat depth is $3,790.

Delivery

The sofa came with free delivery and white-glove in-home assembly, which was truly seamless. On delivery day, the team helped me decide where to place the couch, set it up, and removed all packaging—at no extra charge.

Returns

If the couch isn’t the right fit for you, you can return it in its original condition within 30 days for a $150 fee.

Shop the Movie Night Sofa

Sundays Company, Movie Night 3-Piece Modular Sofa

Sundays Company

Movie Night 3-Piece Modular Sofa

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Trump vows 100% tariff on foreign movies, levies on furniture - National
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Trump vows 100% tariff on foreign movies, levies on furniture – National

by jummy84 September 29, 2025
written by jummy84

The United States will impose a 100 per cent tariff on movies made outside the country, along with foreign-made furniture, U.S. President Donald Trump said in a social media post.

However, it is not immediately clear how such tariffs, particularly those on movies, could work.

The “movie making business has been stolen from the United States of America, by other Countries,” Trump said.

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Trump blamed California Gov. Gavin Newsom.

“California, with its weak and incompetent Governor, has been particularly hard hit!”

“Therefore, in order to solve this long time, never ending problem, I will be imposing a 100% Tariff on any and all movies that are made outside of the United States. Thank you for your attention to this matter. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! President DJT,” Trump posted on his own social media platform Truth Social.

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Trump also indicated he was going to impose tariffs on foreign-made furniture.

“In order to make North Carolina, which has completely lost its furniture business to China, and other Countries, GREAT again, I will be imposing substantial Tariffs on any Country that does not make its furniture in the United States. Details to follow!!! President DJT,” Trump said.


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I bought multiple DIY furniture pieces online, and here’s everything I have to say about them!
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I bought multiple DIY furniture pieces online, and here’s everything I have to say about them!

by jummy84 September 4, 2025
written by jummy84

I’ve always believed that the way you bring furniture into a home shapes not just the look but also the way you use your space. Over the years, I’ve seen how small changes can completely shift the mood of a room. So when I started buying furniture online and tried my hand at DIY furniture, I wasn’t sure if it would hold up. What I found was a mix of fun, a few hiccups, and some serious wins.

From centre tables to lamps, DIY furniture brings quick upgrades, smart functionality, and style, making even rented homes feel warm and personal.(Hindustan Times)

Take the centre table I ordered. Made from engineered wood with a pine finish and rattan, it took me under fifteen minutes to assemble. The result was a piece that didn’t just fill a gap but added warmth and a touch of glamour to the living room. Then there was a jute and wood lamp with tiny shelves, which not only gave a glow to the corner but also held our modem and a couple of trinkets. That was half an hour of assembly time well spent.

Feeling confident, I unboxed lightweight green rattan-finish chairs for the breakfast counter. No instructions needed since they were ready in seconds and instantly lifted the space. But when it came to a work desk for my husband, the story changed. The design was great and the instructions clear, but the assembly took more time than I expected. I called in my carpenter, and even with his experience, it took an hour. Still, it was cleaner and quicker than getting something custom-made, and the final piece looked like it belonged in the room.

The author's reliable carpenter, Santosh bhaiya coming to the DIY rescue(Hindustan Times)
The author’s reliable carpenter, Santosh bhaiya coming to the DIY rescue(Hindustan Times)

Through these experiments, I realised DIY furniture has a place in every home, especially when you are looking for smaller additions or quick upgrades. Here’s why it works so well:

1. It’s space-smart

Small furniture pieces can transform how a room feels. A side table beside the bed or a chair tucked into a corner creates balance without making the space feel crowded.

2. Perfect for rented homes

I’ve seen countless rented flats lose their charm because tenants are hesitant to personalise. DIY furniture is light, easy to move, and gives you the chance to inject your own style without commitment.

3. Saves money while staying stylish

Custom pieces often come with high costs. Buying furniture online, especially with good DIY furniture reviews to guide you, lets you stay on budget while still bringing in fresh design.

4. The process itself adds value

Even when you call in help, there is clarity in the DIY process. No dust, no endless waiting, and no chasing carpenters for weeks. You get efficiency without compromise.

5. Variety that suits every taste

DIY furniture ideas cover everything from minimal to more layered designs. From rattan and wood to colour accents, you can find something that reflects your own style instead of settling for generic options.

DIY furniture can add a classy and elegant charm if selected wisely!(Hindustan Times)
DIY furniture can add a classy and elegant charm if selected wisely!(Hindustan Times)

DIY furniture: Pros and cons of my purchases

Products I purchasedProsCons
DeckUp Plank Versa Engineered Wood Study Table and Office DeskSpacious and functional once set up, clean white finish that fits into most interiorsThe assembly was lengthy and needed a carpenter’s help
Woodsy Wooden Side Table with StorageCompact design with storage, looks neat beside the bedNot easy to assemble, and also requires carpenter support
UHUD Crafts Antique Wooden Foldable Side TableAssembles in under 5 minutes, versatile as a side table, plant stand, or extra seatingVery light, so not ideal for heavy use
Dream Furnishing Set of 4 Rattan Dining ChairsArrived fully assembled, comfortable seating, adds charm to the dining areaSlightly bulky to move around
Wolpin Microwave Oven StandTook only 15 minutes to set up, practical for kitchen organisationNot as sturdy as heavier wooden stands
Crosscut Furniture Wooden Floor Lamp with Shelf (Natural Jute)Classic design with useful shelves, easy-to-follow instructionsThe assembly took about 30 minutes, which can test patience
Gharaana Harmony Rattan Centre TableQuick and simple installation, adds style to the living roomNeeds careful handling as the rattan finish can scratch

For me, these pieces have shown that DIY is not just about saving time or money. It is about taking ownership of how your space comes together. Every table, lamp, or chair tells a story of effort, of choice, and of how design can be made simple without losing charm. And if it means keeping a friendly carpenter on speed dial for the tricky bits, that is simply part of the fun.

 

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The author of this article holds a Master’s Degree in Interior Design and has spent over a decade in research, teaching, and designing homes from scratch.

Disclaimer: At Hindustan Times, we help you stay up-to-date with the latest trends and products. Hindustan Times has an affiliate partnership, so we may get a part of the revenue when you make a purchase. We shall not be liable for any claim under applicable laws, including but not limited to the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, concerning the products. The products listed in this article are in no particular order of priority.

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Which wood is best for furniture? A guide to natural and engineered choices for your home
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Which wood is best for furniture? A guide to natural and engineered choices for your home

by jummy84 August 31, 2025
written by jummy84

I’ve always believed that choosing the right material for furniture is like choosing the right fabric for a favourite outfit. It shapes the look, the comfort, and how long it will stay with you. Wood in particular is fascinating because it carries history, character, and a texture that can change the feel of an entire room. Over the years, I’ve been asked one question again and again. Which wood is best for furniture?

A mix of solid and engineered wood furniture adds balance, blending timeless beauty with everyday function for stylish, practical living spaces.

The truth is, there isn’t one answer. The answer shifts based on your project, your budget, and the level of attention you’re prepared to give the furniture later. Some woods are timeless classics, while others are modern, engineered options that make life easier. Let’s take a look at three natural and three man-made choices, with a few suggestions for where they shine.

Teak Wood

For centuries, Indian homes have relied on teak as their strongest furniture material. Strong, termite-resistant, and naturally oiled, it’s the kind of wood that grows better with age. Its golden-brown glow and fine grain give it a refined finish even without polish. Teak is on the expensive side, but it’s an investment that lasts for decades.

Works best for

  • Dining tables that can handle generations of use
  • Solid bed frames for long-term comfort
  • Outdoor furniture, since it can take on the elements

Sheesham Wood

Sheesham, often called Indian rosewood, is known for its bold grains and rich tones. Every piece feels different, which makes it perfect when you want furniture that looks unique. It’s strong and responds beautifully to carving, so it often becomes the go-to for statement furniture.

Works best for

  • Coffee tables that bring warmth to living rooms
  • Bookshelves and cabinets that also serve as decor
  • Bedside tables with subtle detailing

Mango Wood

Mango wood is gaining popularity for good reason. Once a mango tree stops producing fruit, the wood is reused instead of being wasted, making it a sustainable choice. It’s lighter and softer than teak or Sheesham, but still sturdy enough for most furniture. The fun part is how long it takes to finish and the colours, so you can experiment freely.

Works best for

  • TV units and sideboards with character
  • Accent chairs in bold painted finishes
  • Console tables that add charm to hallways

Plywood

Plywood offers strength and versatility that usually surprises those who work with it. Made by layering sheets of veneer, it resists warping and works well with laminates or veneers on top. It’s the sensible choice when you need a balance of durability and budget.

Works best for

  • Modular kitchens designed for daily use
  • Wardrobes and cupboards with sleek finishes
  • Office desks and furniture that need stability

MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard)

MDF is smooth and even, which makes it ideal for painted finishes. While it lacks natural wood grain, it creates a flawless surface for colour or design. It’s also affordable and easy to work with, though it’s best avoided in areas that get damp.

Works best for

  • Study tables with bright finishes
  • Children’s room furniture in playful shades
  • Decorative wall panels and partitions

Particle Board

Particle board is the budget-friendly option. It’s made from wood chips and resin, which makes it light and easy to shape. While it’s not as strong as plywood or MDF, it’s useful for furniture that isn’t expected to hold a lot of weight.

Works best for

  • Shelves for light storage
  • TV stands for smaller gadgets
  • Office workstations in budget setups

So, which wood is best for furniture? There isn’t one clear winner. Teak, Sheesham, and mango wood bring natural beauty and strength, while plywood, MDF, and particle board offer practicality and affordability. My suggestion is to mix them. When it comes to statement furniture, solid wood takes the stage, while engineered wood keeps things simple and functional. That way, your home feels stylish, comfortable, and sensible all at once.

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The author of this article holds a Master’s Degree in Interior Design and has spent over a decade in research, teaching, and designing homes from scratch.

Disclaimer: At Hindustan Times, we help you stay up-to-date with the latest trends and products. Hindustan Times has an affiliate partnership, so we may get a part of the revenue when you make a purchase. We shall not be liable for any claim under applicable laws, including but not limited to the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, concerning the products. The products listed in this article are in no particular order of priority.

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