The manufacturing time can vary depending on the complexity of the design and customization options. On average, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months.

Yes, many manufacturers offer eco-friendly options that use sustainable materials and practices. Look for certifications like FSC and Greenguard to ensure environmental responsibility.

Yes, you can reupholster old furniture to give it a modern and refreshed appearance. It’s a cost-effective and sustainable way to update your home decor.

To protect your upholstered furniture, use stain repellents, avoid eating or drinking on the furniture, and regularly clean it according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.

The most popular upholstery fabrics include linen, leather, velvet, and microfiber. Linen offers a light and breathable option, leather exudes classic elegance, velvet provides luxurious softness, and microfiber is known for its durability and stain resistance.

For a firm and supportive sofa cushion, high-density foam is an excellent choice. It offers durability and maintains its shape over time, providing a comfortable and sturdy seat.

To clean and maintain upholstered furniture, vacuum regularly to remove dust and debris. For specific fabric care, consult the manufacturer’s guidelines. Generally, a mild, water-based cleaner is suitable for spot cleaning, and professional cleaning may be needed for deep stains.

For a plush and soft sofa cushion, consider down and feather fillings. They offer a luxurious and comfortable feel, providing a sink-in experience for those who enjoy a softer seating option.