Furniture Singapore

  Eager to give your sofa a makeover with some DIY upholstery? It’s an exciting project that can totally transform your space! But sofa upholstery isn’t as simple as it seems on those viral videos. Messy stitching, bad fabric choices, or a wobbly frame can turn your dream project into a nightmare. Here’s a beginner-friendly guide to eight common mistakes and how to avoid them for a sofa that looks like a pro did it. 1. Picking the Wrong Fabric Choosing fabric is the fun part, but picking the wrong one can ruin your sofa upholstery. What to avoid: Thin fabrics that tear or stretch easily. Delicate materials like silk that stain fast. Patterns that warp when stretched over cushions. How to nail it: Go for upholstery-grade fabric with a high rub count (check Martindale or Wyzenbeek ratings). Choose durable, easy-to-clean options like microfiber for homes with kids or pets. Test samples to see how they hold up. 2. Wonky Stitching Uneven seams can make your sofa look li...

  Your sofa’s been through a lot—pet scratches, spilled coffee, or just years of cozy evenings. When it starts to sag or tear, replacing it might feel like the only option. But sofa repair can save you money and keep a piece you love. The trick is finding someone trustworthy to do the job. Do you go with a local artisan you can meet in person, or book a pro online? Let’s explore both to help you decide. What’s Involved in Sofa Repair? Sofa repair covers a range of services, such as: Replacing worn or torn fabric with sofa upholstery services Fixing broken frames or wobbly legs Reinforcing sagging seats Restuffing cushions Repairing recliner or sleeper sofa mechanisms Some shops focus on upholstery, while others handle structural fixes. Knowing your sofa’s needs helps you find the right pro. Is Your Sofa Worth Fixing? Before committing, assess your sofa’s quality: Frame : Solid wood or metal frames are built to last and worth repairing. Particleboard? Not so much. Con...

  If your sofa is looking worse for wear—think torn fabric, sagging seats, or faded colors—you’re probably wondering: repair it or replace it? In Singapore, where furniture costs are high and space is limited, this choice deserves careful thought. The short take: sofa repair is often more affordable than buying new. But it depends on the sofa’s condition, its build, and the repairs required. Let’s dive in. When Does Sofa Repair Win? If your sofa’s frame and main structure are still sturdy, repair is usually the smarter move. Most issues are surface-level and fixable, including: Frayed or torn fabric Deflated or lumpy cushions Worn-out or broken springs Faded or stained upholstery Light pet or spill damage These can typically be resolved with sofa upholstery services, which are common in Singapore. Minor fixes, like cushion refills or fabric patches, might cost $80-$180. A full reupholstery job could run $350-$1,000, depending on materials and sofa size. Compare that t...