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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.

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Movie Night 3-Piece Modular Sofa

Mind-bending ‘Severance’ tackles alienation on way to Sunday’s Emmys

‘Severance’ leads Emmy nominations with 27 nods

Show will compete on Sunday with ‘The Pitt,’ ‘White Lotus’

Series tackles work-life balance with goats, waffle parties

By Lisa Richwine

LOS ANGELES, Sept 10 – When Adam Scott filmed “Severance” for Apple TV , he and fellow cast members were unsure how viewers would respond to a streaming series built around brain chips, a room full of goats and waffle parties.

The psychological thriller, the most-nominated show at Sunday’s Emmy Awards, tells the story of office workers who undergo a surgery that makes them forget their home life at work, and vice versa.

“We all felt it was weird, and maybe too weird,” said Scott, the “Parks and Recreation” actor who plays a history professor turned manager inside the sterile offices of the fictional Lumon Industries.

Voters for the Emmys, the highest honors in television, have embraced the mind-bending tale. “Severance” racked up 27 Emmy nominations and won six trophies at an Emmys ceremony last week for technical awards.

The sci-fi series is in the running for more Emmys on Sunday including the top prize of best drama. Competitors include “Star Wars” series “Andor,” emergency room tale “The Pitt” and murder mystery “The White Lotus.” Winners will be announced at a red-carpet ceremony televised live on CBS.

Scott was nominated for best drama actor and “Severance” co-star Britt Lower for best drama actress. Seven other “Severance” stars received supporting or guest actor nods.

Many of the “Severance” actors play two characters – an “innie” version who works at Lumon performing tedious tasks and an “outie” variation who lives in the outside world.

Among the show’s unusual touchpoints, the Lumon building includes a room where caretakers raise herds of goats. One employee is rewarded for good work with a waffle party that provides an opportunity for sexual experiences.

What does all of this add up to?

“Severance” offers a philosophical take on the work-life balance and the power of corporations, while “poking a stick at it with an absurdist light,” said Chris Rice, co-CEO of Fifth Season, the production company behind the show.

Supporting actor nominee John Turturro, who plays loyal Lumon employee Irving, said the show “poses questions without giving all the answers.”

“I think people find that really participatory,” he added. Plus, “people have to navigate work life and personal life, and that is an eternal conundrum that people go through.”

BIG QUESTIONS

“Severance” debuted in 2022 to critical acclaim and gained traction with viewers when season two was released in January 2025. The show landed in Nielsen’s top 10 list of the most-streamed shows.

Stars of the series said they thought it was more than job dissatisfaction that drew people to “Severance.” They cited loneliness in today’s society as people are glued to technology rather than seeking human connection.

“There’s a certain alienation that we’re all feeling from one another these days,” Scott said.

Zach Cherry, a supporting actor nominee who plays dependable office worker Dylan, said “Severance” makes people turn inward.

“Beyond the characters connecting to each other,” Cherry said, “it’s also about the characters learning to connect to all the different parts of themselves, which I think is also something that everyone has to deal with.”

Lower, who plays the stubborn Helly, said the show has earned fans among high school and college students who have not yet entered the workforce. She believes the series is prompting people to ask deep questions, such as “what makes us human?”

“To me, that is kind of the most exciting part,” Lower said. “Are the innies human? Are they full humans? And what makes them that?”

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