Think your couch can be this ugly?!

Enter Sure Fit's Ugly Couch Contest and find out! We are accepting the ugliest! And remember, UGLY is in the eye of the beholder!

 
1995
Mary Scoggins of Portland, OR was the winner of our 1st ever Ugly Couch Contest. She described her sectional couch pattern as “Early Fireworks” and was awarded a new couch, for having the Ugliest Couch in America!
1996
Debbie and Bennie Boling of Hendersonville, TN and their royal blue & white stripped couch took home the honors of winning the 2nd Annual Ugly Couch Contest. In fact, Mrs. Boling said her mother felt so sorry for the young couple that she gave them her couch and donated theirs to a local charity, not knowing it won the Ugly Couch Contest!
1997
Deborah Olson of Jacksonville, FL and her canoe-shaped, brown, yellow & blue check sofa was the winner of our 3rd Annual Ugly Couch Contest.
1998
Elmajean Donnelly of Elwood City, PA and her 1970’s velour couch won our 4th Annual Ugly Couch Contest. The uniqueness of its cushions - which resemble toes helped to earn her the $2,000 grand prize which she said she was putting in the bank for a new couch someday.
1999
Elizabeth O’Bryan of Woodbury, CT was awarded $5,000 as the winner of Sure Fit’s 5th Annual Ugly Couch Contest for her dizzying orange, yellow and black swirled couch circa 1970’s.
2000
Richard Prince of Port Richey, FL took home the honors of winning our 6th Annual Ugly Couch Contest. His brown, red, velvet trimmed couch earned him this title.
2001
Renate Johnston of Hanover, PA submitted the photo of the orange & brown velour couch with decorative chains(on the side) couch which was in her son’s college fraternity house and won the 7th Annual Ugly Couch Contest. She gave the $2,000 cash prize to her to invest and, the fraternity brothers wanted their couch back, as the like the decorative chains on the side.
2002
Tim Finn of Bullhead City, AZ and his crown –shaped couch with mirrors inlaid on each side was our 8th Annual Ugly Couch Contest winner and our most unusual couch. The couch which was custom made for a legal bordello near Reno Nevada never made it inside as it couldn’t fit through the door! It did however help win him a $10,000 living room makeover. Bert Shlensky our CEO stated that no slipcover would fit on that.