From buying at the right time to choosing colors, here's what you need to find furniture that lasts and saves time and cash while you're at it.
Cushion and seating for comfort
Look for firm cushions with a removable cover matching on both sides. Firm cushions hold up better over time. Fully covered cushions cost a bit more than ones with the pattern on one side and a plain white or tan backing, but they'll last longer and wear evenly if you can flip them over every few months.
Legs are the Foundation
The legs should be heavy, wood, and jointed to the frame of the sofa or chair, not nailed. Plastic, rubber, or metal legs don't look as nice, can tear up your floors, and won't hold up as well. The same goes for nailed-in wood legs.
Lifestyle matters
Let your lifestyle determine what colors and fabrics you choose. For example, I have a large, hyper dog constantly climbing on the furniture. If I brought home a white suede couch, it would be torn apart and stained in minutes. If you have kids or pets, stick with dark colors and stain-resistant tough fabrics like linen or tweed.
Contact the furniture shop in Indore for more.
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