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The Uttermost Lorien Cream Boucle Sofa keeps showing up whenever I filter Old Bones Co’s sofa catalog by “statement piece.” At $3,000, it sits right in the middle of the site’s sofa pricing, so I pulled the full spec sheet and matched it against buyer feedback patterns across the rest of the site to see if the price actually tracks with the build.
What it’s made of
The frame sits on a solid wood plinth base finished in rich dark walnut. Uttermost’s own spec sheet lists the build materials as plywood, hardwood, fabric, foam, and hardware.
The upholstery is a chunky, looped cream boucle over a warm oatmeal ground, trimmed with a tan contrast welt. It measures 90″W x 33″D x 38″H and weighs just under 177 pounds, which is heavy enough to feel substantial without needing a second person to reposition it in most living rooms.
What buyers should actually expect
This specific product page doesn’t carry its own public review thread the way some Old Bones Co best sellers do. So instead of guessing at a star rating, I looked at the broader complaint and praise pattern across the brand on BBB and Yelp, since that’s the honest baseline for any large upholstered piece bought through this site.
The pattern splits two ways. Some buyers report on-time delivery and furniture that matched the listing. Others describe delivery running months behind the original estimate, plus a handful of cases where wood components arrived with visible cracking. Boucle upholstery on a plinth base like this ships in one piece, which means white glove delivery is worth the upcharge if your entryway or stairwell is tight.
Fit and styling notes
At 90 inches wide and 33 inches deep, this reads as a standard three-seat sofa footprint, not an oversized sectional. The walnut plinth base keeps the silhouette low and modern, which pairs well with the rest of Old Bones Co’s mid-century-leaning catalog rather than a traditional skirted sofa base.
Cream boucle shows texture more than it shows dirt, which helps day to day. It’s still a light upholstery color, so it’s a better fit for a formal living room than a high-traffic family room with pets.
Should you buy it
If you want a design-forward sofa with a genuine solid-wood base and premium-feeling boucle upholstery, the build specs justify the $3,000 price against comparable pieces in the catalog. Budget for white glove delivery given the weight, and photograph the piece immediately on arrival since damage claims have to be reported within 24 to 48 hours.
For the policy details that matter most on a purchase this size, see my returns and warranty guide, and check where to buy Old Bones Co furniture authentically before ordering. If you’re weighing this against a smaller piece, my how to choose guide covers sizing a sofa to your actual room.
Keep reading: my full Old Bones Co brand review, how to choose the right piece, and how to care for boucle and wood furniture.