Getting an interior designer to help you out can cost you
extra, not to mention your point of view as the person who owns the house may
not be that successfully translated by another person. So, the next best thing
is to go online and do some research to give you ideas on how to go about this.
There are always the decorating magazines and books, but unless you have a
basic background on designing interiors, you might find yourself scratching
your head, without that much of a clue what these things are talking about.
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While actual publications will lead you to more sophisticated concepts straight
on, assuming you already know the basic stuff, online sources are fairly much
the type that will give you a “for dummies” background before getting to the
“meat” of interior design details.
Now, let’s go back to the basic details on material. There
are several kinds of materials you can choose from for your sofa and arm
chairs. It really depends on your
personal preference as to what to get.
Just keep in mind the methods for cleaning as this might be the clincher
for you.
· Treated canvass
This is one of the popular choices when it comes to
living room furniture sets because it is easy to clean. The strands of the cloth are already
protected so cleaning up spills can be easy to do. Just wipe with a wet cloth with a few drops
of soap and you are good to go.
· Fabric
This is a great material if you love lounging around as
the material can be comfortable, especially when it is cold outside. The only
challenge in maintaining this is the cleaning part as you would need to wash
out the spills right away. A smart idea would be to make fabric covers for
leather furniture and just replace them every time you feel they are getting
dirty. The key however, to these fabric covers, is that they have to snuggly
fit the furniture pieces. Ill-fitting furniture covers would make the entire
living room look inexpensive, tacky, and shoddy looking.
· Microfiber
This living room
furniture set can be quite expensive but it lasts long and easy to clean.
This would be the best choice for people who love lounging around in the living
room but would not want to catch allergens. Animal dander and dust do not stick
themselves to microfiber surfaces, so it is easy to take them out.
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