When it comes to furnishing a dining room, finding the right chairs to place around your table is an important piece of the puzzle. Your dining chairs will dictate how comfortable you are when you sit down to eat, plus they can blend seamlessly into the design, soften the look, or bring color into the space.

When looking into buying a sofa or an upholstered chair, one topic that must be addressed is the comparison of down vs. foam sofa cushions. Knowing their differences will help you make your best choice.

Whether you work from home once a week or full time, a home office can make a difference in your productivity. The idea is to have a space that's both comfortable and functional; not to mention, it’s much better to have a dedicated space rather than a laptop placed on the kitchen counter.

The X-Chair is one of our most requested and talked about products. If you work from home, regardless of whether it’s full-time or part-time, then comfort is incredibly important to ensure a productive day. The X-Chair could be just what you need.

Now the question is what exactly is an X-Chair and what makes it so comfortable? We’re breaking down everything you need to know, from cost to cons, so you can determine if it’s a worthwhile investment.

Home design can be an entire project that needs a space plan, budget, and time. It can yield incredible results, but in this world of instant gratification, sometimes you don't want to do a massive overhaul. Fortunately, all you may need to do is make small, simple changes that will end up having a significant impact on how your space looks.

There’s nothing like a home that’s open and bright, giving off feel-good vibes that you’ll love walking into everyday. If you’ve ever been in a generally dark room, then we imagine you weren’t getting those warm and fuzzies.

Performance fabrics are more than your favorite Dri-Fit running tee. In fact, these durable, comfortable fabrics are arguably best used on upholstery.

If you wonder whether or not a performance fabric would be a good fit for your furniture, or maybe you’re not sure what they are, read on to learn more.