Month: March 2016

When you’re investing in the perfect upholstery job for your furniture, there are many things to consider before you make your purchase. Style, color, price, pattern, and comfort all come into consideration. But, what about stains? Have you given stain-resistance a some serious thought? Dining room chairs, comfortable sofas, and cozy armchairs all see a […]

With a long winter of sitting inside, hosting football-watching parties, and keeping the windows and doors shut for far too long, it’s time to freshen up our furniture with some spring cleaning. Upholstered furniture is susceptible to staining from spilled food and drinks. Additionally, fabrics tend to hold odors from pets and spills. Here are […]

Leather has been used to create furniture for years due to its durability, attractiveness, and versatility. While it does have a lot of pros on its side, it might not be the best choice for everyone. Thanks to advances in technology, there are many faux leather options available that rival real leather in looks and […]

When you’re selecting fabric for furniture upholstery, there are a number of things to take into consideration. Of course, you’ll want to choose a color and pattern that fit your style and your home’s interior. Durability needs to be taken into consideration if you’re upholstering dining room chairs or a piece of furniture that gets […]

In the interior fabric industry, there are typically two types of tests used to determine how durable a piece of fabric is. The Martindale and Wyzenbeek abrasion, or rub, tests tell consumers how much wear they can expect out of the fabric they choose for an upholstery job. Here’s how the tests work. The Martindale […]