What a Covelle Sofa Costs, How Long It Takes, and What Arrives at Your Door

It is past eleven at night and she has two product pages open in one window and a note app open in another, two columns, because no page she has found lists price, lead time, delivery, trial, and certifications side by side. She is not worried, just doing what she already does for food and skincare: lining up the facts before she buys. The Cove Loveseat starts at $1,425 and The Reverie Sofa starts at $4,425, both as of September 2026. Every piece is made to order. The build slot opens within two weeks of order confirmation, and the quoted time from order to delivery is four to six weeks.

Delivery is free and white glove to all 48 contiguous states. The home trial runs 60 days from the delivery date, with a free pickup and a full refund if it does not work out. A free swatch kit ships to any US address with no obligation attached. Most of these facts already sit somewhere on this site. This page exists because nowhere else are they dated and set side by side, with the longest lead time named instead of buried.

The short version: price, lead time, delivery, trial, swatches

The Cove Loveseat starts at $1,425 and The Reverie Sofa starts at $4,425, both as of September 2026. Every sofa and loveseat is made to order, and the quoted window is four to six weeks from order to delivery. Delivery is free and white glove across the 48 contiguous states. The trial runs 60 days from the delivery date, not the order date. A free swatch kit ships to any US address with no obligation. The prices below carry a date, because the numbers move, and a dated page tells you which version you are reading.

What a Covelle sofa costs

The line runs 13 sofa and loveseat configurations. The Cove Loveseat is the entry point at $1,425. The Reverie Sofa is the top of the line at $4,425. Both figures are as of September 2026, and the other eleven configurations start somewhere between them. The starting price on each product page is set by the upholstery you pick, so the same frame costs more in leather than in fabric.

That is also why this page does not print a price table. A table freezes a number that moves the moment you choose a different fabric or a different hide. The product page is the only place carrying the current figure for the piece you are looking at.

Browse the full line on the collections page, or go straight to The Cove Loveseat or The Reverie Sofa. If what you want to know is what the money buys at each level, we made that argument separately: what a $2,000 vs $6,000 sofa actually buys you.

Made to order, and what that does to your calendar

Nothing on this page is built before you order it. Once your order is confirmed, your build slot opens within two weeks, and the quoted time from order to delivery is four to six weeks for most configurations.

Some orders run longer. Leather routing adds time. Multi-piece orders staged for a single delivery appointment also run longer, because every piece has to finish before any of them ship. In those cases the honest number is up to eight weeks, and this page prints it rather than leaving you to find it after your card has been charged.

Publishing the long case costs us orders. It also means the buyer who reads it and orders anyway can trust every other number on this page, which is worth more to us than a shorter number that turns out to be wrong. For the fuller argument on why the build queue works this way, read made to order vs. floor model retail.

What arrives, and what the delivery team does

Delivery is free and white glove to all 48 contiguous states. The team schedules around your calendar, carries the piece to the room you choose, places it, and removes all the packaging. There is no assembly for you to do.

Alaska, Hawaii, and Canada sit outside the standard delivery map. If you are ordering to one of those, contact us directly for a cost breakdown before you place the order.

Whether a piece will clear your front door, your stairwell, and the turn at the top is a different question from delivery, and we answered it in detail here: will it fit.

The 60-day home trial, exchanges, and returns

The trial is 60 days, and the clock starts on your delivery date, not your order date. Custom configurations are covered on the same terms as the standard ones.

If it does not work in your home, we schedule a free white-glove pickup inside the 60 days and refund you in full to your original payment method. There is no restocking fee.

If you would rather have a different fabric or a different configuration, we arrange the exchange at no extra cost, and your 60 days restart from the new delivery date.

You could skip the reading and just send it back. That costs you six weeks and a second delivery appointment you have to be home for. The trial protects your money. The page you are reading protects the six weeks.

What the warranty covers, and what it excludes

The warranty runs in three tiers: the hardwood frame is covered for life, the natural latex cushion cores for 10 years, and the upholstery for 5 years. All three tiers cover defects in materials and workmanship.

The warranty does not cover everything. It excludes pet damage, fading from direct sunlight where the recommended treatment was not used, commercial use, and unauthorized modifications.

Those exclusions are printed here instead of in a footer, because a warranty you have to hunt for is not a warranty you can plan around. Naming them costs us the occasional order and saves the buyer the argument. Read the complete terms on the returns and warranty page, or check the FAQ if your situation falls between the lines above.

The free swatch kit

The swatch kit is a physical set of the materials that make up the sofa: a cotton-linen fabric swatch, Joma Wool, natural latex, Verid Bio-Core, and an FSC hardwood sample. It ships free to any US address, and nothing is attached to it.

The reason it exists is plain. The first decision, whether the weight and the hand of these materials are right for your home, should happen before four to six weeks of build time is committed. It is also the only thing on this page you can order without committing to anything else, which is why we would take that step first. Request one before you order anything.

The certification list, with the qualifiers left in

The hardwood frame is kiln-dried and comes from FSC-certified suppliers. Chain-of-Custody is held at the supplier level by Martco (FSC-C022036) and Boss Wood Products (FSC-C190932). Both license numbers apply, and the certification sits with those two suppliers rather than with Covelle as a brand.

The fabric is sourced from Dorell Fabrics, a supplier that holds OEKO-TEX Standard 100 across its product line. The finish is PFC-free. There are no chemical flame retardants and no added formaldehyde.

Moore & Giles leather has been independently tested to CDPH Standard Method v1.2, through Intertek Clean Air Gold, certificate CA-82998-2026a, at a TVOC result at or below 0.5 mg/m³.

Tribeca leather is Declare certified (Red List Free) through Moore & Giles.

Supplier level is where each of those certificates actually sits, and writing it any other way would be a bigger claim than the paperwork behind it supports. That is the accurate scope, and it is shorter than the version a marketing page would write. Every material documented. Every active certification verifiable through its issuing body. A sofa you can explain to anyone who asks what is actually in it.

What Covelle does not claim, and how to check the rest yourself

Covelle does not claim GREENGUARD, CertiPUR-US, GOLS, GOTS, or a brand-level OEKO-TEX certification. We do not hold them, so they are not on the page. That is the whole reason the list above stops where it stops.

You do not have to take our word for any of it. Check the FSC license numbers against the FSC public database, the Declare status through the International Living Future Institute, and the certificate number directly with Intertek. Everything above, plus the sourcing behind each material, is also laid out on the Transparency page.

None of this requires asking us anything first.