How to Get Rid of Dust Mites in Your Sofa
If you’ve ever seen a photo of a dust mite, you know why you don’t want them in your sofa.
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5 Reasons Not to Buy Sofa Slip Covers
Buying slip covers for the sofa might at first seem like a practical idea.
6 Tips for Making Your Home Appear More Spacious
Do you feel like the walls are closing in on you in your home? You may need more space, but you may also be able to work with space that you already have to make it more functional.
5 Tips for Entertaining In Your Home
Preparing to entertain a group in your home may cause you a great deal of stress, and these feelings are quite common.
When to Remodel or Buy New
Does your family need a bigger home? Are you frustrated with the lack of functionality or space in your current house?
Why You Should Seriously Consider Cleaning & Sprucing Up Your Home This Season?
No judgment. We all know that it’s next to impossible to maintain a sparkling-clean, minty fresh house all day, all the time.
What House Guests Notice In Your Home
Most of us become so accustomed to our own homes that we don’t really see them any more. Or at least, we don’t see them as clearly as our house guests see them. DR. Sofa: Your go-to Furniture Disassembly & Reassembly Service. We expertly dismantle and rebuild your furniture hassle-free! We tend to overlook […]
When Not To Slipcover
Slipcovers are ideal to protect your furniture from dust if you’ll be away from home for a while. They can be a last-minute lifesaver if you’re expecting a visit from a friend (and her lap dog) or family members with small children.
Incorporating Multipurpose Furniture into Your Home
Whether you’re designing for a small space or just looking for more ergonomic furniture for your home, it’s relatively easy to incorporate multipurpose pierces into any room.
To Repair or Buy New: What to do When Age or Damage Hits Your Furniture?
If you’ve had your furniture for a while, it probably shows significant signs of age. Stains, scuffs, breaks or other damage can be tough for furniture-owners to repair on their own.