25Home

25Home

25Home is a direct-to-consumer furniture brand that has gained a lot of traction online for offering high-end, “Cloud-style” aesthetic sofas at a much lower price point than luxury retailers like Restoration Hardware.

Based in Los Angeles and operating under Trends Furniture Inc., they focus on modern, minimalist, and Scandinavian-inspired designs.

They are most famous for their modular and oversized seating. Popular lines include:

Sandwich Collection: Known for its unique “layered” cushion design and deep seating.
Lunna Collection: A plush, low-profile modular sofa often compared to the RH Cloud Couch.
Plume & Aalto Series: These feature feather-filled cushions and more structured, boutique looks.
Materials: They frequently use “Air Leather” (a breathable, scratch-resistant synthetic) and top-grain leathers, catering specifically to pet owners and families.

The “25Home” Verdict: Pros & Cons

While the brand is legitimate (they do deliver furniture), customer experiences are a mix of high praise and common “online-only” furniture pitfalls.

Pros	Cons
Affordability: Significant savings compared to high-end showrooms.	Shipping Times: Many users report long waits (6+ weeks) and tracking delays.
Style: Excellent for achieving a modern “Pinterest” or “Instagram” look.	Assembly: Some pieces require significant “fluffing” or setup to look like the photos.
Direct Model: No middleman markups.	Longevity: Some reviews mention “feather leakage” or cushions losing shape over time.
Customer Service: Generally responsive via email, though phone support can be hit-or-miss.	Return Policy: Returning large furniture is often expensive or difficult once unboxed.

Is it a scam?

No, it’s not a scam, but there is a “shady” reputation in some corners of the internet (like Reddit) due to their heavy use of influencer marketing and occasional shipping delays that can make buyers nervous after spending thousands of dollars.

Pro Tip: If you’re considering a purchase, order their fabric swatches first. It’s a low-cost way to test the quality of their materials and ensures the color matches your room before you commit to a 100-inch sectional.