Sergei V.
Living Spaces warning (so you don’t learn the hard way)
I bought a sofa from Living Spaces and did everything the “right” way. Before buying, I gave them full measurements of my apartment, sent photos, explained the layout, and was genuinely trying to make delivery smooth. In the store, they looked at the measurements and confidently told me it would fit. Not “maybe”. Not “we can’t guarantee”. Confident. Delivery day comes and suddenly it’s a different story. It doesn’t fit. No solution. No real options. And no excuses. Then the fun part: I paid $2,721.41 and they refunded only $1,818.60. They kept $902.81. Including a random “cancellation fee” line item. So basically: They sell you confidence on day one. Then when reality hits, they keep a huge chunk of your money anyway. And now support? Dead. Chat? Useless. Texts? Failed. Calls? Failed. When I did get a support agent previously, the attitude was unreal. Rude, dismissive, and zero helpful information. I asked to swap to the shorter version of the same sofa (it literally comes in two sizes). Instead of helping, I got stonewalled and vague talk like “maybe we’ll refund and take 10%” which wasn’t even what ended up happening. This is why I’m posting: If you’re thinking about buying from them, understand the game. They’ll happily tell you “it will fit” to close the sale, and when it doesn’t, you’re suddenly funding their fee machine. If you value your time and sanity, do yourself a favor: call them first: > Pretend you’re already a customer. > Say delivery’s broken or the item’s messed up. Listen to how fast the fake smiles vanish. Wish I did that before buying a couch from Living Space.

