When thinking about choosing an area rug for your home it's important to think beyond the design. The material that the rug is made from will affect the durability and feel of the rug, thereby affecting its function. Regardless of whether you're choosing a Persian rug or a runner for your hallway, it's important to know the materials rugs are made from and how rugs are made. When you learn the pros and cons of various materials you'll be able to make an informed decision and choose a rug that fits your needs.   What are rugs made of   Of course, this is a general guideline to what most rugs are made of, and will not include every possible material. Rugs can either ...

Area rugs are, for a lot of people, an essential part of the home. They add not only an element of color and design, but also have practical benefits, like sound absorption and warmth.   Whether you're choosing a Persian rug for your living room or an accent rug for beside the fireplace, there are a lot of factors to consider.   One of those factors, of course, is the cost. It's important to think about how to budget for a rug and where it makes sense to either splurge or save. Regardless of the type of rug you plan on investing in, the cost of home decor is need-to-know information when it comes to making informed decisions.   So, let's start with the basics.       How much ...

  If you think of the floor as the fifth wall, then a rug becomes quite an important feature of a room. Rugs can be the focal point of a room from a design standpoint, adding pattern, color, and warmth. They can also tie colors together throughout the room, serving as an anchor for your design.   And rugs have practical benefits too, benefits that I'm sure you've experienced in your life. For one, rugs are warmer than a hard floor, especially in winter. They also cushion the ground and absorb sound. But just knowing you want a rug isn't enough.   You have to know what size to get. Choosing a rug from a design standpoint might be easy, but there are some factors ...

  So, you've already gone through the steps of deciding what furniture to buy. Perhaps you've even come into one of our stores  and picked a new sofa or bed frame that you love. But will it fit into your house Learning how to measure to fit for a furniture purchase is pretty important. After all, you don't want to spend money on something that won't be able to get through your doorway. Having the appropriate measurements will make it easier for our delivery men to get your furniture in your house. If you'd prefer someone to do the measuring for you, we have options for that as well. Our delivery men can do the measuring for you for a fee ...

  Shopping for a sofa comes with a lot of questions and it can be difficult to know where to begin.   This guide is intended to give you a basic knowledge of the types of sofas on the market; giving you a glossary of definitions and an idea of what style will suit your home best. If you're looking to become an expert in sofa style, you're in the right place.   First, an overview of terms that might be helpful in your search:   Tight back: A sofa with a fully upholstered back that does not have cushions. Tufted back: A style of upholstery in which fabric is tied down with buttons, creating folds and patterns. Skirt: A fabric panel that surrounds the base of a piece ...

  Choosing to purchase a new sofa is a big decision. On top of the frame and style, you have fabric to think about too.   Now you might be wondering how big a role fabric plays in the final cost of your upholstery. Simply put, it will definitely affect the cost of the frame. There are an array of fabrics to choose from, with varying degrees of durability, cleanability, and textures. It really depends on what you're looking for. In an effort to be open and transparent, we want to break down exactly how much additional cost fabric will be to your upholstery. There are a variety of styles to choose from, and a range of prices so you can find a ...

  Choosing fabric for your upholstery is an important step when thinking about purchasing a sofa or an upholstered chair. Style plays a part of course, but the fabric you decide to use will also change the feel, cleanability, and durability of your sofa. In order to choose the best fabric, you have a few things to consider.     First Steps   So, you've decided to purchase a new sofa or chair and are thinking about fabric options. What are the first steps you should take?   Firstly, you should consider what room it's going in. This is going to dictate how much use it's going to get and who's going to be using it. Will it be in the TV room getting daily use? Will it ...