9 Effective Ways To Get More Out Of Sofa
Each a distinct look. Do you know how to recognize each one? It helps to understand so that you can describe
The sofa you need to a salesperson or designer.Sofa Arms
English arms: These low sofa arms are set back from the front edge of the seat. English arms are very
Low profile and suitable if you prefer to take naps on your sofa. They are also good for small spaces as they
Do not project beyond the body of the couch.
Lawson arms: A low profile, modestly scaled version of the rolled arm.
Pleated arm: When the front part of a sofa arm is covered by fabric that is continued from the inside of
the arm.
Rolled arms: A very common traditional shape for sofa arms, a rolled arm curves outward. Although
Square arms: Also called box arms.
These are useful for when you entertain, as they can serve as seats.
Tuxedo arms: Tuxedo arms are slightly flared arms which have the same height as the back.
Sofa Backs
The advantage is that
They don't move around and you don't need to worry too much about keeping them in shape.
sloping down lower at the ends. A traditional and formal style.
Channel back: Deep vertical grooves on a tight back distinguish this sofa back.
Loose-cushion: In this case cushions are separate from the sofa back as opposed to attach back
sofas.This allows for covers to be easily removed for cleaning.
Curved back: The back curves all the way around so that it forms one solid piece with the arms, which
are not attached separately.
Pillow back: A pillow back sofa has more pillows than seat cushions, and for that reason a softer feel. This
Style provides comfort which can also be adjusted by moving the pillows around. It does require more
upkeep however.
Tight back: A tight back in a sofa is upholstered, but does not have loose cushions. The back has a firm
Feel, and can offer a clean, tailored and formal appearance.
Waterfall back: This Sort of a sofa back has two or more vertical layers of gathered and billowing
Cushions that are attached to the back.
Sofa Seats
Cushioned Seat: A cushioned seat is usually made up of two or three cushions. Since these cushions are
made to support the weight of the sitter, they are usually firmer than back cushions. The cushions may
Be square or rectangle based on the the number of cushions on the seat. Sometimes the end
cushions are T-shaped to accommodate the arm. Covers are removable.
Single pillow chair: Oftentimes the sofa seat is going to have just a single cushion. This is also called a bench
seat. The appearance can be clutter free and minimal, but may also be combined with a pillow back. A good
Single cushion won't rise up on the other end when you sit down at the other.
Tight seat: Sofas also come without any cushions on the seat. This look can be found both on traditional
And modern sofas, or sofas with wood frames.It is an official look.
Sofa Construction
Deck: The surface that lies directly underneath the seat cushions on a sofa.
Down-proof ticking: The inner lining of a cushion, usually tightly woven, which helps tiny feathers from
moving to a cushion's exterior.
Eight-way hand tied springs: When springs are connected to the adjoining ones with a strong twine that
Runs front to back, side to side and then diagonally in both directions. It helps tie each spring securely.
Filling: Foam, down and padding that is used to produce the sofa comfortable.
Frame: A frame determines the bones of a sofa, and not just the shape, but also the quality. Quality
sofas have kiln-dried hardwood frames, and joints are strong and reinforced.
Plinth base: A box base for upholstered furniture, rather than legs. This is often found on contemporary
sofas.
Webbing: Interwoven strips of synthetic material, attached to the wood frame of a sofa.
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