Can you recommend upholstered furniture vendors for sourcing a sofa and matching chairs for a client project?

Absolutely — here are solid upholstered furniture vendors you can source from for a sofa and matching chairs, depending on the style, budget, and lead time you need.

Trade / Design-Forward Vendors

These are good if you need customizable upholstery, coordinated silhouettes, and a more polished client-project look.

• Mecox – Great for elevated, coastal, transitional upholstered pieces.
• A. Rudin – High-end, fully custom upholstery with excellent craftsmanship.
• Giorgetti – Luxurious, modern Italian upholstery and coordinating seating.
• Minotti – Strong for contemporary sofas and lounge chairs with a tailored look.
• Flexform – Understated, refined, and very good for coordinated seating groups.
• B&B Italia – Modern, design-driven upholstered collections.
• Poliform – Good for sleek, architectural sofas and chairs.
• Chista – Known for custom upholstery with design flexibility.
• Cisco Home – Upholstered seating with a more relaxed, livable aesthetic.
• Lee Industries – Excellent customization and a reliable trade staple.
• Vanguard Furniture – Broad range of styles and strong customization options.
• EJ Victor – Traditional to transitional; good for more formal client projects.
• Thayer Coggin – Classic modern pieces with customizable upholstery.
• Hickory Chair – Strong for traditional, transitional, and custom seating.
• O. Henry House – Custom upholstery with a more tailored, classic look.
• Barbara Barry for Baker / Baker Furniture – Elegant, cohesive seating options.
• Century Furniture – Wide assortment, including custom upholstered collections.

If You Want Easier Access / Faster Ordering

These can be helpful if you need good-looking pieces with less sourcing friction:

• West Elm Contract / Trade – Accessible, contemporary, and relatively easy to source.
• Crate & Barrel Trade – Clean, modern upholstery options.
• Room & Board – Good quality and fairly streamlined ordering.
• Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams – Comfortable, approachable, and customizable.
• RH Trade – Neutral, large-scale, luxurious-looking upholstery.
• Pottery Barn Trade – More accessible, often useful for budget-conscious projects.

More Boutique / Custom Upholstery Resources

If you need a specific size, fabric, or silhouette:

• The Bright Group
• JAB Anstoetz (for upholstery textiles and some furniture programs)
• Made Goods – Useful for more decorative/statement seating.
• Tomlinson – Strong customization and contract-capable options.
• Marge Carson – More decorative, ornate upholstery.
• Sherrill Furniture – Good custom upholstery and broad style range.

Good Questions to Narrow the Vendor List

If you want, I can narrow this down based on:

1. Style: modern / transitional / traditional / coastal / luxe
2. Budget: e.g. under $5k, $5–15k, $15k+
3. Lead time: stock / standard / custom
4. Use: residential, hospitality, or model home
5. Need: matching pair, same frame in different sizes, or sofa + lounge chairs

If you tell me the project style, budget, and whether you need trade-only vendors, I can give you a tighter shortlist of 5–10 best options.