So you’re trying to figure out what dining table makes sense for your space. Maybe you live in a condo where your dining area doubles as your work-from-home zone. Or maybe you’ve got that classic open floor plan where the dining room isn’t really a separate room at all—it just kind of flows into the kitchen and living area. I get it. Most of us don’t have the luxury of a formal dining room that only gets used twice a year for thanksgiving and christmas. We need furniture that works hard, looks good, and doesn’t make our already tight spaces feel even more cramped. That’s where acrylic comes in. Now, I know what some of you are thinking. Acrylic? Isn’t that just plastic? Well, yes and no. Clear Acrylic (aka lucite or perspex) Dining Room Tables meet these demands through a mix of visual lightness and structural reliability. They’ve been…

Do you love sitting in front of the TV to watch your favorite movie or curling up with a good book? Sometimes, you might feel like hosting a party more than your style. Be your aim be anything, choosing the right sofa will make or break the time you spend.  Therefore, when you are searching for a new sofa, one of the most important things to consider is the sofa upholstery basics. It might be that your new couch looks gorgeous, but the fabric or material cannot withstand daily wear and tear. You will end up regretting your purchase in a few months.  Before you shop for this decorative piece, read this guide and know common sofa upholstery basics for a long-lasting sofa. Fabrics For Sofa Upholstery Linen Linen is made from strong natural flax, which makes it impressively hardwearing. Additionally, this fabric is moisture-resistant and can absorb half of…

Practicality is essential when selecting a rug for daily use. Many families prefer to use natural materials instead of synthetic ones when producing rugs for living rooms, hallways, and dining rooms. This blog outlines why wool rugs accommodate the grind of everyday living, comfort and durability and support home use over many years. Natural Durability That Handles Daily Wear Wool fibres are naturally strong and durable; when bent, they don’t stay flat and compressed; instead, they spring back. In light of this, the form of a rug is less likely to be distorted by moving furniture and traffic patterns. Compared to several synthetic fibres, dense wool can maintain its shape more tightly and give the impression of being more conditioned under normal circumstances. It is also less likely that the fibres will be destroyed by normal use because they are elastic and can be folded and unfolded thousands of times…