Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Use Slipcovers to Hide Upholstery Problems on Barrel Chairs

Barrel chairs represent a type of chair, usually with a small frame, which is built to imitate the shape of vintage nail barrel.  One side is cut out for a seat,  and the chair is upholstered all over. Most barrel chairs are swivel chairs, and used in casual décor, often with a matching ottoman. You [...]

Slipcovers Keep Your Parsons Chairs in Order

Parsons chairs have tall, rectangular backs and are fully upholstered.  Some have wooden legs, some upholstered legs, and some come with skirts. But no matter which variation, a parsons chair makes a great, sophisticated addition to any room. You can find a range of attractive slip covers for them.

Slipcovers Can Add to the Presentation of Your Dining Chairs

Dining chairs are, of course, meant to be used as seating at a (preferably) matching dining table.  They may come with arms (called “armchairs”) or without arms (called “side chairs”), and they may be either fully or partially upholstered. Dining chairs lend themselves to a variety of attractive slipcovers.

Use Slipcovers to Protect Your Dramatic Wing Chairs

A wing chair is a fully upholstered “easy” chair. It has a pair of large upholstered panels (termed “wings”) mounted to its armrests , extending out from the top back of the chair and curving down toward the arms. It is usually large, and provides a dramatic focal point for a room. They lend themselves [...]

Slipcovers for Your Furniture: A New Look for Less

Need to hide some old or worn upholstery? Want to opt for a new décor style, or perhaps just add some fresh new accents to an all-too-familiar room?  And want to do it without spending much money?  Your answer could be slipcovers.
Yes, in times past homeowners may have viewed slipcovers as tacky or cheap, but [...]