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Arhaus Dupes: The Kipton Sofa, the Finnley Table, the Sullivan Coffee Table, and the Lookalikes That Come Close

Three Arhaus pieces that get copied most, the Amazon lookalikes that get nearest, and how members buy the real Arhaus piece for 10% to 40% off retail.

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9/4/20263 min read
Arhaus Dupes: The Kipton Sofa, the Finnley Table, the Sullivan Coffee Table, and the Lookalikes That Come Close

Arhaus is the brand people dupe because the pieces are so specific: a sofa with arms wide enough to set a drink on, a round dining table with a marble top on a brass plinth, a coffee table that is one uninterrupted drum of oak. Amazon has a lookalike for each. Here is how close they get, what they leave behind, and the option most searchers never consider: Designer Discount Club members buy the real Arhaus piece for 10% to 40% off retail, and membership is free.

Key Takeaways

  • Arhaus builds the Kipton frame in North Carolina and finishes the Finnley and Sullivan tables by hand. The lookalikes copy the proportions, with simpler construction and finishes.
  • A dupe suits a rental, a starter apartment, or a room you will redo. The Arhaus piece suits the sofa you sit on every evening and the table you host at.
  • Designer Discount Club members pay 10% to 40% off retail on Arhaus, an average of $3,246 a year across over 400 top brands. Membership is free.
  • Put the Arhaus sofa in the same cart as a rug from a second brand and lamps from a third. One checkout, delivered to your door.

The lookalikes on this page link to Amazon, and Designer Discount Club earns a commission if you buy through those links. The designer pieces link to our own catalog, where members get their price.

What you are paying for at Arhaus

Arhaus pieces mostly retail between about $700 and $6,600, and the three below cost around $2,000 to $4,500. The money goes into material and hand finishing: a Kipton frame is built by artisans in North Carolina from cross-directional hardwood laminate and covered in a Crypton performance fabric, a Finnley table pairs hand-finished Finnish pine with a Carrara marble top on a brass-finished plinth, and a Sullivan table is oak with miter joinery that runs the grain from the top down every side. The lookalikes get the shape. Read each card for what stays behind.

Kipton Wide Arm Sofa

The Kipton is the deep, low, wide-armed sofa that made Arhaus a name in living rooms: 95 inches wide, 40 inches deep, plush cushions, a frame made in North Carolina, and Crypton Nomad Snow performance fabric. Retail runs around $4,200. Amazon's answer is the slipcovered linen-blend sofa: same low profile and deep bench seat, with a removable cover instead of performance upholstery.

The designer piece

Kipton Wide Arm Sofa

Arhaus

Kipton Wide Arm Sofa

Retail $4,199Member price unlocks below retail
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The lookalikes on Amazon

  • Modway Somerset 92-inch slipcovered linen blend sofa, deep seat bench cushion, sloped arms

    The closest proportion: 92 inches wide and 38 deep with a single bench cushion, in a cocoa linen blend. Sloped arms rather than the Kipton's wide flat ones, and a slipcover in place of performance fabric.

    See it on Amazon
  • AMERLIFE 89-inch slipcovered sofa, three seats, linen grey

    A three-seat slipcovered sofa at 89 inches wide and 34 deep in linen grey. Lighter and shallower than the Kipton, with the same relaxed, covered look.

    See it on Amazon

Finnley Round Dining Table

The Finnley is a 48-inch round of Carrara marble on a reeded oak column and a light brass plinth, 308 pounds of it, with mortise-and-tenon joinery under the finish. Retail is around $4,450. Amazon's round pedestal tables get the silhouette in solid mango wood with a wood pedestal; the marble top and the brass-finished plinth are the parts nobody copies at this size.

The designer piece

Finnley Round Dining Table

Arhaus

Finnley Round Dining Table

Retail $4,449Member price unlocks below retail

📏 30.0"H x 48.0"Dia

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The lookalikes on Amazon

  • Modway Lippa 48-inch round dining table, solid mango wood top, pedestal base, walnut

    The same 48-inch round on a single pedestal, with a solid mango wood top in walnut. A wood top and base where the Finnley has marble and a brass-finished plinth, so the look is warmer.

    See it on Amazon
  • Antique round dining table, solid mango wood top, wood pedestal base, mango teak finish

    A 48-inch round with a solid mango top and a turned wood pedestal in a natural teak-toned finish. Closer to farmhouse than to the Finnley's mixed-material look, at the same seating size.

    See it on Amazon

Sullivan Round Plinth Coffee Table

The Sullivan is a 46-inch round drum of oak, 15 inches tall, where the miter joinery carries the grain from the top straight down the sides in one waterfall. Retail is around $2,000. The Amazon drum tables copy the plinth shape in smaller diameters, with a fluted side, in wood or engineered wood.

The designer piece

Sullivan Round Plinth Coffee Table

Arhaus

Sullivan Round Plinth Coffee Table

Retail $1,999Member price unlocks below retail

📏 15.0"H x 46.0"Dia

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The lookalikes on Amazon

  • 39-inch round drum coffee table with sturdy pedestal, mid century modern, walnut

    The nearest in size at 39 inches across and 13 inches tall, on a wood frame in walnut. A fluted side instead of the Sullivan's smooth waterfall grain.

    See it on Amazon
  • Tribesigns 31.5-inch round fluted drum coffee table, wood, farmhouse boho

    A compact 31.5-inch drum, 17.7 inches tall, in engineered wood with a fluted skin. Right for a small living room where the 46-inch Sullivan would take the floor.

    See it on Amazon

Dupe or the real thing?

A dupe is the right buy for a room you will redo or a place you are renting. The Arhaus piece is the right buy when it is the sofa you sit on every evening or the table you host at, because the material and the finish are what you notice every day.

The real thing costs less than the sticker. Designer Discount Club members pay 10% to 40% off retail on Arhaus, the pricing designers get, with no trade account and no fee. Membership is free, and real designers come with it, so you can ask whether the Kipton fits your wall or which Finnley top suits the room before you buy. Then it goes in the same cart as a rug from one brand and lighting from another: one cart across over 400 top brands, one checkout, everything delivered to your door.

Open any Arhaus piece in our catalog, check the retail price, and request your member price on it. Browse Arhaus to see the range, or read Is Arhaus Furniture Worth It? for the construction detail behind these three.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best Arhaus dupes on Amazon?
The closest Amazon lookalikes are for the Kipton sofa (a 92-inch slipcovered linen-blend sofa with a deep bench seat), the Finnley round dining table (a 48-inch solid mango pedestal table) and the Sullivan plinth coffee table (a 39-inch walnut drum coffee table). Each copies the proportion; none matches Arhaus's North Carolina frame, marble top and brass-finished plinth, or hand-finished oak.
Is Arhaus furniture worth it compared to a dupe?
For a piece you use every day, yes. The Kipton frame is built in North Carolina and covered in Crypton performance fabric, and the Finnley table is hand finished, with a Carrara marble top on a brass-finished zinc-alloy plinth over pine and oak veneers, while the Sullivan is oak with miter joinery. A dupe suits a temporary room. Designer Discount Club members close most of the price gap: 10% to 40% off retail on the Arhaus piece, with free membership.
How do I get Arhaus at a designer discount?
Join Designer Discount Club, which is free, find the Arhaus piece you want in our catalog, and request your member price on its product page. Members pay 10% to 40% off retail, an average of $3,246 a year across over 400 top brands, and shop with our designers, who are part of the membership.
Can I buy Arhaus and other brands in one order?
Yes. Designer Discount Club is one cart across over 400 top brands. An Arhaus sofa, a rug from another brand and lighting from a third go through one checkout at member pricing and arrive at your door.
Does Designer Discount Club earn money from the Amazon links?
Yes, on the Amazon lookalikes only. Designer Discount Club earns a commission if you buy through those links. The Arhaus pieces link to our own catalog, where members get their price.

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