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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Julia Demer

Designers keep swearing slipcover sofas aren’t going anywhere – I’m not ready to drop $1,000s, but this Nancy Meyers-coded $41 cover just made it into my cart

Amazon slipcover sofa in cream pinestripe pictured in a white living room with wooden side tables.

Sometimes we’re in the mood for irony. Something so ugly it’s chic, or so old it circles back to cool. Hence the return of the slipcover sofa: self-aware, a little nostalgic, and somehow… fabulous. Most of them cost thousands – and I am not ready to commit that hard to this sofa trend just yet – so when I found a $41.08 hack? Just the slipcover, on sale? I immediately added to my cart.

'It’s the marriage of casual and couture – and I’m here for it,' says North Carolina-based interior designer Grey Joyner of Grey Joyner Interiors. 'I think the slipcover’s revival is part of the larger return to people wanting cozy homes,' she continues – large in part why we’re all oogling over Nancy Meyers living rooms. ‘People want homes that feel expressive, layered, and livable,’ Grey adds.

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