Not all modern furniture today features a unique, fresh design. Some of the most unique pieces available from Ashley are connected to the past through patterns dating back centuries. Our best-selling tufted furniture designs are a great example of this demand for a classic look. If you’re not sure if tufting is a good fit for your home decor, consider whether you need a touch of elegance and comfort all in one package. Tufted furniture pieces like beds, sofas, and sofas can do all that and more when added to a room.
What is tufted furniture?
Not all stuffed or soft upholstered furniture is considered tufted. This style originated as a way to stabilize the fill and increase the durability of the fill, but it also adds a distinctive look to the surface that many people enjoy. Intricate furniture is characterized by the use of stitches, buttons, or other devices to hold certain points through padding. This creates a pattern of raised sections between the stitches or buttons. It is an elegant look that many people choose to highlight their traditional decor. While there is a long history behind tufted furniture pieces, there are also a lot of modern takes on the style.
The history of this style of furniture
This technique began in the early Victorian era in England as a way to ensure that the filler stayed in place. While the use of modern foam has eliminated the need for sewing and sewing on a practical level, the practice of using buttons to add visual appeal to a tufted bed or sofa still continues today.
What are the benefits of a tufted sofa?
Placing a tufted sectional in your living room can bring a number of benefits to the space. First, tufted furniture is durable and long-lasting. The padding resists pressure and can be reupholstered in most cases to extend the life of your sofa or sofa. Secondly, it is a comfortable and welcoming surface that still has an elegant appearance. You get the best of both worlds in one package. Third, there are tufted furniture designs to suit every home decor style. Modern fabrics and patterns brighten the classic look of diamond-embellished buttons.
Design tips for tufted sofa
Designing your furniture modern is the best way to give it a personal touch and help it blend in with the rest of your decor. Try adding these elements to your new tufted sofa.
Look for pillows with textures and colors that contrast with the sofa’s upholstery. For example, tufted leather sofas in a rich caramel brown look great with ultra-soft faux fur or tufted fabrics. Go for vintage prints, patterns that have a history behind them, and nostalgic color combinations. This indicates the rich history behind most tufting designs. Don’t forget that the side tables and lamps surrounding the tufted sofa also contribute to its appearance. Mid-century designs can pair well with these seating options, as can Edwardian and Queen Anne-inspired pieces.
Is the furniture tufted in style?
As with most furniture styles that are a few centuries old, many homeowners are concerned that tufted bedroom furniture is not in vogue. However, this kind of classic elegance never goes out of fashion like other pieces. Tufted sofas and chairs are easy to dress up in ways that fit with practically any modern decor trend. Simply change the pillows and throw them with the sofa if trends change and you want something new.
Choose a complete tufted furniture set
A single piece of tufted furniture can make a big impact in a room. But if you’re really committed to this style, consider a fully matching tufted bedroom furniture set. You can get a unified look that ties the space together without having to find matching individual pieces. In addition to the tufted headboard and footboard, you’ll likely see these bedroom sets including tufted chairs, benches, and even storage sofas. An easy-to-use tufted ottoman furniture store can help you unwind at the end of the day.
Another must-have tufted furniture
The tufting pattern can be found in almost all upholstered furniture pieces. You’ll find plenty of sofas, loveseats, and sofas that feature this type of work on the seats and backboard, along with armchairs and wingback chairs. Even dining chairs can have tufts for aesthetic and comfort purposes. You’ll find a tufted bench to outfit your front hall and a tufted ottoman to rest your feet among our collection. The bar stools offer a distinct mid-century look with leather upholstery finished with buttons. It is also an option to add detail to some side tables and consoles.
How to clean tufted furniture
Thanks to the depth of the depressions created by buttons or stitches, you’ll need a sturdy vacuum hose with a brush attachment to clean sofas and sofas. Pay attention to the materials used for upholstery. Leather needs regular cleaning and oiling, while velvet benefits from brushing as well as routine vacuuming. For your tufted bed furniture, consider using an upholstery cleaning spray or powder at least twice a year to remove oils that can build up from your body and bed linens. These cleaning products can be easily wiped or vacuumed.
Are tufted sofas comfortable?
Tufted sofas are usually preferred for aesthetic reasons rather than just comfort reasons. However, many people find that the textured surface and extra padding provided by these seating options are more comfortable than flat surfaces. The waves and dips help stimulate blood circulation when you sit for hours while enjoying movies, reducing the discomfort that may occur. The plush material makes these sofas even more comfortable, as does the extra plush padding to provide a cloud-like look and feel.
Ashley has plenty of tufted furniture to choose from, including sofas, headboards, and more. Explore our selection of comfortable and welcoming furnishings to make your home a haven. With the right decor, each room can have the elegance and style you want while providing a comfortable environment to relax in.
