Perhaps the little starter couch you have owned since the days of your first apartment is looking pretty shabby. The ravages of age, use and that orange tabby kitten who befriended you, have left their marks on the once pretty fabric. Still, the couch has a place in your new home as it has plenty of lives left in it – that is, with some tender loving care. Old furniture can be made like new again with a little expertise and a pretty piece of fabric. If you have such a piece of furniture that has seen better days, you do not have to throw it out. Consider Upholstery in Stamford to rescue it and give you many more years of comfort. Reupholstering your furniture is a wonderful way to save a treasured piece or cut down on the costs associated with a new set. There are a few things to consider when choosing Upholstery in Stamford:
- What will the main use of the furniture be? A high use sofa will require much more durable fabric than one which will only see occasional visitors.
- Is there a certain fabric color that will blend with your existing furnishings? Is there a color you find particularly offensive?
- Do you want patterns or textures for the new fabric?
- Will you need fabric that is stain resistant and easy to clean?
Keep all of the above in mind as well as how the fabric makes you feel. If, for example, you live in a high humidity area you do not want a sofa upholstered with a material that holds heat. Also, if you have pets make sure the fabric you choose does not highlight the pet hair.
When you are ready to re-upholster your favorite piece of furniture, let the experts at Dominics Decorating help you decide on the best fabric choice. They will assist you in colors, texture and style by showing you samples and examples of their work. Their expertise and knowledge of fabrics will allow the upholsterers to answer any questions you have including costs and guarantees on their craftsmanship. So don’t throw out that old couch – consider Upholstery in Stamford to give it new life. Browse the website for more details.
