Hi all,I'm moving into a larger place and using this as an opportunity to buy a large sectional to fill the space. I have been searching far and wide for something that fits these needs:Real leather, power reclining, folding headrests that fold flat for a more minimal appearance when not in use, no velcro flap as the couch will be in the center of a large room and high quality construction that won't break with us over time. I have a budget of anywhere from 10K to 15K, but I would love to go cheaper.

This:

https://www.raymourflanigan.com/living-rooms/sectional-sofas/savion-grandier-6-pc-power-reclining-sectional-299318152

Is the best example of what I am looking for that I have found so far. I've been tempted to buy this because it really is exactly what Im looking for, but I have heard mixed reviews about Hookers current quality of construction. I am in no way interested in paying so much for a couch if it will not be a very solid long lasting piece of furniture.

Another option I have considered is the much cheaper Incanto:

https://www.jenniferfurniture.com/collections/sectionals-sofa/products/incanto-motion-sectional

I've also considered Arhouse sectionals as an option.

Im just totally unsure as to what I should go for here. I want quality construction with the features listed above. Does anyone have any suggestions? Any opinions on Hookers construction before I spend so much on a couch?

I bought one from Macys 23 yrs ago & it needs to be restuffed but looks nice otherwise (hubby doesn’t want to use it tho 🙄) I’m confused by the grades etc I just don’t want a peeling couch (already had 2!). Where are the best places or the best type of leather to look for in a very long lasting couch please?