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Select your sofa first.try to keep
it half the length of the wall it will be placed against.
This general rule-of-thumb will not work in a small
space.
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Consider your wardrobe when selecting your sofa fabric.
Do you were mainly dresses or more suits? Do you want
a feminine floral or a masculine solid, stripe or textured
fabric?
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You can use as many as four patterns in a room unless
you're the renown designer Mario Buatta.he uses a whole
lot more! The most important floral pattern should be
that of your sofa - it should be the largest pattern.
Smaller patterns in coordinating mini-florals, plaids
and checks or stripes will work well with other seating
selections or window treatments for the room.
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Also, it is important to consider the weight
and color of the fabric in regards to the wear and tear
on a sofa or chair. Keep in mind what activities will
take place in the room.
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You can choose a neutral colored, textured
fabric if you don't intend to purchase another sofa
for a long, long while. Then you can satisfy your love
for florals or geometrics with big accent pillows. It's
also nice to change accents with the change of the seasons!
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Textures play an important role in enhancing the character
of a room. Mix chenilles, velvets and leathers to keep
the upholstery scheme interesting.
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