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Comparison · Updated July 2026 · By the Mirewood team
Mirewood and 7th Avenue both make genuinely machine-washable, modular sofas — the difference is price and speed. Mirewood starts around $1,099 and ships within 72 hours; 7th Avenue starts higher (roughly $2,950+) and is made to order over several weeks. If you want washable covers and a solid frame at a lower price with fast shipping, Mirewood is the better value. If you want extra-deep custom seat depths and memory-foam cushions and don't mind paying more and waiting, 7th Avenue is worth a look.
Key takeaways
- Both have fully removable, machine-washable covers — the rare feature most sofas lack.
- Mirewood is cheaper and faster (~$1,099, 72-hour ship); 7th Avenue is pricier and made-to-order (~6 weeks).
- 7th Avenue offers memory-foam and extra-deep custom options; Mirewood offers the cloud sink-in feel and a Limited Lifetime frame warranty at a lower entry price.
Mirewood vs. 7th Avenue at a glance
| Mirewood | 7th Avenue | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price* | ~$1,099 | ~$2,950+ |
| Machine-washable covers | Yes (all covers) | Yes (incl. inserts) |
| Modular | Yes | Yes |
| Frame | Solid wood | Hardwood |
| Cushion feel | Cloud sink-in (Valen) / medium-soft (Halo) | Memory-foam blend |
| Shipping | Within 72 hours | Made to order (~6 weeks) |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime (frame) | Limited / lifetime varies |
* as of July 2026 — confirm current pricing on each brand's site.
Price & value
This is the clearest difference. Mirewood starts around $1,099 for a washable, solid-frame modular sofa. 7th Avenue's comparable configurations typically start meaningfully higher (often $2,950 and up, with larger sectionals well beyond). Both give you the core washable feature; Mirewood gets you there for less.
Washability
Both brands are in the small club of sofas with genuinely machine-washable covers — 7th Avenue even washes the inserts, and Mirewood removes and washes every cover panel. On the core washable promise, they're evenly matched. Both are air-dry.
Comfort & cushions
7th Avenue leans on a memory-foam cushion with selectable firmness and extra-deep (up to ~47-inch) seat options — great if you want a contoured, made-to-spec feel. Mirewood offers the soft cloud sink-in (Valen) or a medium-soft high-density foam (Halo). It comes down to preference: memory-foam contour vs. cloud sink-in.
Shipping & assembly
Mirewood ships within 72 hours and assembles tool-free in about 15 minutes. 7th Avenue is built to order, so expect several weeks. If you need a sofa soon, Mirewood wins decisively here.
Which should you buy?
- Choose Mirewood if you want washable covers and a solid frame at a lower price, fast shipping, and the cloud sink-in feel with a Limited Lifetime frame warranty.
- Choose 7th Avenue if you specifically want memory-foam cushions and extra-deep custom seat depths and don't mind a higher price and a multi-week wait.
See the Mirewood Halo Collection or the deeper-feel Valen Collection.
Frequently asked questions
Are Mirewood and 7th Avenue covers both machine-washable?
Yes. Both brands offer fully removable, machine-washable covers — a feature most sofa brands don't have. Wash cold on gentle and air-dry for both.
Is Mirewood cheaper than 7th Avenue?
Generally yes. Mirewood starts around $1,099 versus roughly $2,950+ for comparable 7th Avenue configurations, while offering the same core washable, modular features.
Which ships faster, Mirewood or 7th Avenue?
Mirewood ships within 72 hours. 7th Avenue is made to order, typically several weeks, so Mirewood is the faster option.
Disclosure: Yazen Halik is the founder of Mirewood. Comparison data for non-Mirewood brands is sourced from public brand websites and verified July 2026. Pricing and warranty terms vary by configuration and are subject to change.