Recliner sofas and chairs For the ultimate in relaxation a reclining sofa or chair is the perfect choice and for that extra touch of luxury a power recliner lets you put your feet up at the touch of a button. Our reclining sofas and chairs are available in a wide selection of fabrics and leathers and match our sofa ranges perfectly so we are sure that you will find your perfect recliner here at Cousins Furniture. martina 3 seater (double power recliners) Grade 35/S washington (leather) 2 Seater (double manual recliners) Grade P Leather ronson Recliner chair Cvr Brown Pellisima Belair esprit Power chair Grade 35/S lauder 2 seater (double manual recliners) Grade 55/S wainwright 3 seater (double power recliners) Grade 70/S washington (leather) 3 Seater (double manual recliners) Grade P Leather hudson fabric Power chair Grade A chloe (new) 2 Seater Sofa (Double Manual Recliner) Grade C (Fabric) kirsten Swivel/recliner chair with stool (Dark Brown/Walnut)
fjord 2 seater (double manual recliners) Grade 70/S fjord Rocker recliner Grade 70/SMake, Do and Mend Stitching, scrounging and sanding her way through home design, Rachel Seis shares fresh ideas for second-hand style in Milwaukee. How to clean microfiber furniture Microfiber is an excellent fabric for furniture because it looks nice, is durable and totally comfy. However, it can kind of be a pain to clean. Most microfiber can’t be cleaned with soap and water or even upholstery cleaner. The tricky thing about this fabric is that if you try the ol’ soap-and-water technique, you’ll be left with a bunch of unsightly water rings. I had this exact issue when I attempted to clean our microfiber couch and loveseat a couple of months ago. However, I discovered a super-quick, super-easy way to make microfiber furniture look good as new! And the best part is you’ve probably got everything you need to do so in your home right now! Here’s what you’ll need:
A white or natural sponge A white-bristled scrub brush Now, I know we’ve just met, but things are about to get really intimate around here, gang. It’s time to show you the “before” photo. It doesn't exactly look beautiful. But keep in mind I’m teaching you a totally valuable lesson here, so let’s just overlook how disgusting this “before” photo is and concentrate on how great it’s going to look after...Now let’s get on to the good stuff: STEP 1: Fill the spray bottle with rubbing alcohol. Depending on the amount/size of the area(s) stained, half a cup should be plenty. STEP 2: Spray the stained area of the microfiber furniture with the rubbing alcohol. I know I mentioned above that when microfiber gets wet, water spots can appear, but because alcohol dries more quickly than water, it doesn’t have the same effect. And if you’re concerned about the initial smell after spraying, don’t worry - it won’t smell boozy for long. STEP 3: Rub the sprayed areas with the white or natural sponge.
It’s important that the sponge is white or natural because those fun, colorful sponges could transfer some of their color to the microfiber and, friends, I can’t help you with that. STEP 4: Give it space and let it dry. Make sure you allow time for the fabric to dry completely. It shouldn’t take too long - 20 minutes tops. The rubbing alcohol speeds up the drying process so you can get things moving again.Take your scrub brush and lightly brush the entire area you just cleaned. This should help soften any fabric that have gotten a bit hard or matted. After a little brushing, the areas you’ve cleaned should blend perfectly with the rest of your furniture! Check out how much better this looks! Ahhhh... beautiful once again. Now check out the side-by-side action:Five steps later, your microfiber furniture should look fresh, clean and free of any of the gross spots I so bravely pointed out in my “before” picture. Do you have any foolproof tips for cleaning furniture?
Do you know of a different method for cleaning microfiber? I’d love to hear your input!Apartment Therapy's Sofa Shopping Guide One of my friends recently described shopping for a sofa with her husband as one of the most depressing things one could do on aIt is one of those furniture purchases where people are terrified of making a mistake, since the general thought is that a sofa will be in your home for at least the next ten years. Here is a simple guide to help you navigate the There are three main considerations when hunting for the perfect sofa, and not necessarily in the following Style, Comfort, & Price.Before you begin your sofa quest, you should prioritize these considerations to fit your lifestyle. With sofas, consumers are easily swayed by how a piece looks on the outside, but for durability and comfort it's what's on the inside that really counts. Here is what you can expect in the various price range levels in terms of quality.Low Price Range (Under $1000): The frames for these sofas are made mostly overseas.
The frames might be stapled together rather than glued, dowelled or screwedThe material that the frame is made of is cheaper and not as durableThese materials include plywood and knotty pine. These are the perfect option if instant gratification is a necessity, as you can often go out on a weekend and come home with a sofa that day, or get home delivery withinIKEA is the quintessential place to go for everyone's first sofa, and makes for a great starter sofa with trendy Scandinavian styling.West Elm has a lot of 2-seat sofas under $1000, and gives the feel of a Pottery Barn experience at an entry-level price.Target is the place to go if you want a knockoff of a higher end style. The focus is on stylish piece created using less expensive materials, accessible to everyone at every price.Mid Price Range ($1000-$3000): Frames in this price range are manufactured overseas and in the USA. The frames won’t be stapled together, and they are generally made to order rather than being pre-made and stacked in a warehouse.
These sofas have a wider range of fabric options, with popular basics in stock and many other fabrics available with a longer lead-time for a semi-custom look.Crate and Barrel sofas are made in the USA. Their sofas are made from higher quality materials that are ecoMitchell Gold + Bob Williams US-made sofas often clock in at the higher end of this price range. They offer a wide amount of customer choices (on more than just upholstery fabrics) and focus on comfort through quality construction practices.Pottery Barn sofas are also made in the USA. You can even watch a video of a sofa being created at their production facility in North CarolinaRestoration Hardware makes their frames overseas and upholsters their sofas in the U.S., resulting in gorgeous upholstery covering frames of lesser qualityWith a range of over 70 fabrics and many modular units, they sell something for any size or style of dwelling.Room and Board offers a huge range of styles on their US-made options.
Most styles are available in many standard colors plus a full range of more than 300 upholstery fabrics as part of their "any fabric, any frame" custom program.Thrive is an online source for LA factory made sofas (many with a vintage look) and features free shipping and a very generous 365-day return policy. Price Range (Over $4000): The high price range finds sofas that are designer or designed specifically for you, with frames often manufactured in Europe orCustom fabrics, foam, and design are all available in this priceDesign Within Reach is a great resource for classically designed sofas from the likes of Vitra, Fritz Hansen, and Knoll.Ligne Roset is based around living a modern, design-led lifestyle, and has a factoryTheir famous TOGO sofa was the first all foam sofa, making them pioneers in sofa structure. great option if comfort is your number one priority, as you can tailor the cushion filling and seating depth to you preferences for the perfect fit.