December 24, 2020

Hudson Furnishing – Not Sure Of The Best Sofa Fabric For Your Living Room?

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The first thing that comes to mind when you are thinking about buying living room furniture is usually what colour to pick. It’s usually the single biggest factor in fabric selection. But while colour is important, other factors are equally important.

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The first thing that comes to mind when you are thinking about buying upholstered furniture is usually what colour to pick. It’s usually the single biggest factor in fabric selection. But while colour is important, other factors are equally important.

Style

Choose a fabric that complements both the piece of furniture and the interior decor of your house.

Your fabric choice should be harmonious with the style and character of the piece it is covering. For example, a traditional fabric is a go-to choice for a traditional-style frame. That said if you have an adventurous sense of style and know-how to merge two seemingly different styles, go for it.

Special Considerations

There are some other factors that you should consider before you make a selection on furniture upholstery. These have to do with the environment in which you’ll be placing your couch. Does your room get a lot of sun or is there any dampness? Are there pets who share the furniture with you? Does anyone suffer from allergies?

Colour

The colour of the fabric is very often the first choice you make when buying furniture, and it has a significant impact on your decor, especially if the furniture piece is a large sofa that will dominate the room.

Make sure your colour choice is one you can live with happily for a long time. For instance, it might be best to avoid a very bold colour for a smaller room, especially if your sofa is also large.

Avoid delicately coloured fabrics if you have children or pets.

To strike the right mood, consider the colour temperature. Warm and cool colours affect the mood of the room and that aspect should be part of the decision. Avoid trendy colours, unless you like them. They can look dated long before the sofa or chair needs recovering.