Home Reserve vs. Lovesac: Price, Warranty, Trial and Where They're Made

Prices checked October 15, 2026. We make one of the two products compared here, so we've linked a source for every Lovesac fact.

Home Reserve and Lovesac both make modular couches with removable covers that you can add to and rearrange. Home Reserve costs less (a five-seat Deep Seat L-shaped sectional starts at about $2,400), includes storage under every seat at no extra cost, and is made in Indiana. You can try one armless seat free for 60 days, and every frame has a 10-year limited warranty. Lovesac costs more (a five-seat Sactional is about $5,900, with storage seats extra) and is made mostly by overseas manufacturing partners. It offers showrooms, a 60-day home trial, a longer warranty on frames and hardware, and paid add-ons like built-in speakers and power recliners.

Side-by-side comparison

Price: what a full sectional costs

Both brands price by the piece, so the fairest comparison is a complete setup. A five-seat Home Reserve Deep Seat L-shaped sectional starts at $2,394 with storage in every seat, and a single armless seat starts at $399. On Lovesac's site, a five-seat Sactional (5 seats + 8 sides) is listed at $5,885 in Corded Velvet, with storage seats extra. Fabric choice moves the total for both brands, so compare the exact fabric you want.

Washable covers and fabrics

Both brands use removable covers, which is why both come up when people search for kid- and pet-friendly couches. Home Reserve's Essentials and Performance+ fabrics are machine washable on a cold, gentle cycle and hang to dry; its Exclusive designer fabrics are not machine washable. Lovesac covers can be machine washed in cold water and laid flat to dry. Neither brand recommends using a dryer.

Home Reserve offers 50+ fabrics, with $1 swatches so you can test them at home, or up to 5 free swatches when you sign up for email and text messages. Lovesac offers 200+ fabrics and up to five free swatches.

Storage

Every Home Reserve seat and ottoman has a storage compartment under the cushion at no extra cost. Lovesac offers storage seats as a paid add-on option within a configuration.

Warranty

Lovesac covers Sactional hard pieces (frames and hardware) for up to 100 years and covers cushions and covers for three years. Home Reserve covers frames and hardware for 10 years against defects: send part numbers, and replacement parts ship free, usually within a week. Home Reserve doesn't warranty cushions or covers, but every cover, cushion and frame part is sold individually, with full unit covers from $83.

Trial and returns

Lovesac offers a 60-day home trial on Sactionals, including the option to swap pieces. Home Reserve lets you try one armless seat for 60 days with free return pickup and a full refund, so you can test comfort and fabric before buying a full sectional (one per household). Full Home Reserve orders can be returned within 30 days of delivery, with a 15% restocking fee and return shipping paid by the customer.

Where they're made

Home Reserve makes its sectionals in Indiana. Lovesac is an American company that, according to its latest annual report, has manufacturing partners in Vietnam, Malaysia, China, Indonesia, Taiwan, India and the US.

Delivery and assembly

Home Reserve ships free in about one week, with Priority Fulfillment available for faster delivery. Each seat arrives in its own box (or two boxes, for larger units) sized for tight doorways and stairs, and assembles with a screwdriver or drill in about 40 minutes per unit. Lovesac ships free, typically within two weeks for in-stock items, in multiple boxes. Its assembly is tool-free, with steel clamps connecting the pieces, and you put the covers on yourself.

Extras

Lovesac sells add-ons such as StealthTech built-in speakers and charging, and power-reclining seats, which add to the price. Home Reserve keeps the design simpler and the price lower.

Which one is right for you?

Choose Home Reserve if you want a modular sectional with machine-washable fabric options for less than half the price, built-in storage in every seat, furniture made in the USA, boxes that fit through tight doorways, and the option to replace any single cover, cushion or frame part.

Choose Lovesac if you'd rather sit on it in a showroom before buying, or you want extras like built-in speakers and power recliners, and the higher price fits your budget.

Not sure yet? Order $1 swatches, or try one seat free for 60 days and build from there.

Frequently asked questions

Is Home Reserve cheaper than Lovesac? Yes. A five-seat Home Reserve sectional starts at about $2,400 with storage in every seat; a five-seat Lovesac Sactional is about $5,900, with storage seats extra.

Are Home Reserve covers machine washable like Lovesac's? Most are. Home Reserve's Essentials and Performance+ fabrics go in a standard washing machine on a cold, gentle cycle; its Exclusive designer fabrics are not machine washable. Neither brand recommends using a dryer.

How do the warranties compare? Lovesac covers Sactional frames and hardware for up to 100 years. Home Reserve covers frames and hardware for 10 years, and sells every cover, cushion and frame part individually so you can replace only what you need. Lovesac also covers cushions and covers for three years.

Can I mix Home Reserve and Lovesac pieces? No. The two systems use different frames and connectors.

Where are Home Reserve and Lovesac made? Home Reserve is made in Indiana. Lovesac uses manufacturing partners in several countries, mostly in Asia, plus the US.

Can I try before I buy? Yes, with either brand. Home Reserve lets you try one armless seat for 60 days; Lovesac offers a 60-day home trial and has showrooms.

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