Putting Your Back Into It—Saving Chair Backs From Being Boring
Your chairs don’t have to be dull! Here’s how to reupholster your chair backs so they’re as stylish as the rest of the chair.
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What Are the Best Fabrics for Upholstering Dining Chairs?
Are you working on a reupholster dining room chairs project? If so, here are the fabrics that we recommend using.
Out Of Africa: Exotic Animal Prints And Patterns For Your Upholstery
African (animal inspired upholstery fabric) Prints & Patterns | Faux and Genuine Leathers
Repurposed Church Pew
Want to see a unique accent piece for a home or commercial space? Check out this repurposed church pew.
DIY Project: Upholster a Bench
Craigslist and yardsales are some of the best places to find furniture when I can’t find the right furniture at the right price. People are always looking to unload things when they are moving. A great example is finding a bench. Could be a little shabby but might have potential. strong frame but the fabric?
Green Is The New Black: Mother Nature’s BFF (Best Fabric Friends)
There’s been a theme in interior design and upholstery fabric circles for some time now, a throughline particularly showing up in buzzwords like “green,” “eco-friendly,” and, the one that seems to be the catch-all, “sustainability.” Sustainability. Sounds good. Whether you’re a particularly environmentally conscious person or not, having a “sustainable” home interior seems like a … Read more
Gentleman’s Club: Designing An Elevated Man Cave Perfect For Your Home
Fall. It’s officially here. (Also, football season.) That means loads of time indoors isn’t far off. So now’s a great time to consider where you’ll spend your indoor time in the months ahead. Sure, there’ll be time with family in all the usual spaces. But everyone needs their own space, too. A place to kick … Read more
Traditional Fabric Design Ideas to Match Your Unique Look
From farmhouse design to the “grandma” look, traditional decor has been everywhere for the past few years. For most, “traditional design” refers to looks and patterns from the 18th and 19th centuries, but even the early 2000s are now considered “traditional!” But what can you do with the traditional look? For some, this is collecting … Read more