Reupholstering old furniture is a win-win solution that benefits both your wallet and the environment. It's a sustainable practice that not only reduces the burden of furniture waste on landfills but also allows you to cherish and preserve the quality and memories associated with your beloved pieces.
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Read MoreFABRIC is all around us and provides us with comfort, warmth, and texture – but not all fabrics are the same.
Each material has its own unique characteristics and properties, making it suitable for different functions and purposes, all the while with the form being just as important for our own individual tastes and aesthetics.
Read MoreIn an all-too-often "throw-away" society, the act of embracing and honoring the history of a piece of furniture is becoming simultaneously rare and important. The truth is that we've become accustomed to de-valuing our possessions, believing that innovation will soon manifest a new, better version of whatever it is we're thinking about tossing. But, most of us have furniture that's worth breathing new life into.
Read MoreThe internet is a wonderful place for creators. Resources for every type of art, design, and craft work are available and free, and many websites offer handy DIY tutorials for small and large projects alike. But when it comes to custom upholstery, many DIYers find that they’ve bitten off more than they can chew – after they’ve dismantled their favorite bench, headboard, chaise, or chair.
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