Picture Perfect: Unify Your Room’s Upholstery Design Style Like A Pro
Picture Perfect: Unify Your Room’s Upholstery Design Style Like A Pro
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Picture Perfect: Unify Your Room’s Upholstery Design Style Like A Pro
Retro Upholstery Fabric – Vintage Velvets, Velours and Old School Favourites with Modern Appeal
Valentines Day Upholstery Fabric, Red Velvets, Sateens, Brocades and more…
African (animal inspired upholstery fabric) Prints & Patterns | Faux and Genuine Leathers
Whether you’ve settled into a super traditional space with rich leathers and dark hues, a mid-century modern oasis in your corner of suburbia, or a cozy country vibe in the heart of downtown, you can give it a winter wonderland makeover and transport you – and whatever company you’re welcoming – to an enchanted place and time.
We know your upholstery is just one part of a space and a vibe. More importantly, it’s part of a lifestyle. So as much as we here at KOVI strive to be your go-to for all things upholstery we also strive to save you time and the extra work involved not just in choosing fabrics but also in making the furniture and the space those fabrics live in work.
With so many different trims available for upholstery and curtaining, gimp is a somewhat surprising phrase for an ornamental section or strip that is used to hide joints and seams. Unlike the unpleasant associations that the word has, gimp is something quite beautiful.
Poorly chosen curtain and soft furnishing trimmings are simply inappropriate. When you use trimmings in your decor scheme, they should resonate with the style of decorations. Adding plush trimmings to a minimalist style may not be ideal, nor will adding a tight corded braid be appropriate to a Victorian and opulent style.
There was already an accelerating trend toward the RV and mobile home lifestyle pre-pandemic. But now? Holy cow! As a professional upholsterer, you know better than anyone the stunning shift in demand for reupholstering RV and mobile homes — both for commercial and residential needs.
In the spirit of taking a bit of a “glass-half-full” approach to the current delays in getting new furniture we thought this would be a great time to revisit one of our favorite topics reupholstery.