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What was once considered a niche choice for a home is starting to become a staple in many people’s floor plans—the daybed has come a long way. Now that it’s become more mainstream, people are finding ways to innovate it even further with fancy new features. If that idea interests you, you’ll want to see how to create a luxury daybed oasis with these tips that we have put together for you.

Bring the Daybed Outside

It’s hard to make your space feel like an oasis if you feel cooped up inside, so go ahead and pull that daybed onto the back porch and find a spot to soak up the most sun. Of course, bringing something made for indoor use outside will require some extra work to make it usable, but we’re here to show you how. First, you’ll need to buy a water-resistant mattress for the days it rains so that you can keep it safe. Next, covering the whole thing with a canopy is a great way to protect your bed from getting too wet and protect you from getting too much direct sun. Finally, you want to top it off with one of our fitted daybed covers. Getting one made from outdoor-related materials will protect your bed from growing mildew when wet and keep it from fading from constant sunlight over time.

Add Some Cozy Accessories

Once you get all that situated, you’ll want to look into buying some accessories for your bed too. If you know that you’ll bring these in with you when you stop using your daybed, you can buy the softest pillows and blankets imaginable to use out in the sun. This will give you the ideal oasis-like experience. If you know that you’ll forget them out in the rain, plenty of waterproof ones are still comfortable for everyday use.

Decorate Your Outdoor Space Around It

Now comes the fun part when you create a luxury daybed oasis: the decorating. You aren’t living on a beach, but your daybed doesn’t have to know that. Setting up wicker basket end tables and pots with exotic plants inside are the best ways to give the illusion that you’re on a beach. Having a couple of serving trays with mason jar mugs filled with ice-cold drinks will add to the feeling, and a set of wind chimes will set the mood. Go wild with it and find the things that give it the feel you desire.

Some people want slipcovers to spruce up their old furniture. Others want them to make cleaning a much simpler task. Regardless of your reasoning, anyone who is currently in the market for slipcovers knows that the number of choices can be a bit overwhelming. If that accurately describes how you’re feeling about your search at the moment, it’s time to put your mind at ease. We are here to go over all of the different types of furniture slipcovers that you will likely find during your browsing. Hopefully, this list will help you better figure out what you’re looking for in your household.

Types of Furniture That Can Have a Slipcover

When you first decide to get slipcovers, the most important factor to consider is which pieces of furniture you will get them for. Most of you have probably already made this decision, but there might be some choices that you didn’t realize, so we will go over all of them. The most common types of slipcovers are for couches, armchairs, recliners, and love seats. These four are staples of slipcover wish lists and living rooms everywhere. Some other common living room pieces that you can buy slipcovers for are ottomans and futons. Both are great candidates since people tend to put their dirty feet on ottomans, and guests often sleep on futons. As such, both types of furniture need regular cleaning, and slipcovers make that chore much more manageable. The other main area that benefits from slipcovers is the outdoors. Some pieces of outdoor furniture don’t withstand the elements as well as they should, so buying weather-resistant slipcovers is the best way to protect them. There are still a few more options that most people forget. If food spills are your primary concern, then slipcovers for your dining room chairs and stools will be the types you’ll need. If you’re simply looking for something fancy in the bedroom, then maybe you will want to get a slipcover for your window seat or the headboard on your bed.

Features Available

Slipcovers come in many forms. You can have something form-fitting that can stretch to fit the shape of whatever piece of furniture you put it on, but obviously, not all slipcovers are created equally. If you are worried about how tight yours will be, you can get a skirted slipcover that fits the general shape of your piece of furniture but lightly drapes over the sides, giving it a more elegant look. If you’re not crazy about the fancy look but want something that’s easy to take on and off, furniture throw covers are also an option. For those of you who want something that’s the best of both worlds, there are looser-fitting ones that have an elastic grip at the bottom. That way, they don’t have a fit that’s too snug, but still aren’t sliding around too much when you sit on them. No matter how you cut it, the best solution, in the end, is to order custom-made furniture covers, which we specialize in. When you start the process, we ask you for all of the dimensions and a few pictures of the piece of furniture for which you want a slipcover. Then, we custom make them so they will fit your piece perfectly. This method truly makes all of the previous choices look obsolete. There are still a couple more choices in terms of functionality, though. If you want to ensure that your furniture will stay safe from food spills, then you should get slipcovers that come with extra protection. However, if the type of dangers your furniture faces come from pets, pet-friendly ones can withstand sharp claws and bad smells.

Material They’re Made From

There are tons of different fabrics that slipcovers can be made from, and if you decide to go with a custom design, you’ll be able to pick the fabric out yourself. The most common fabric choices are cotton and cotton blends. These are the most versatile of all the fabric types and usually have the most options, so you can get the exact kind you want. Faux leather is also a popular choice since natural leather couches and chairs are expensive to buy and difficult to maintain. If your goal is to boost the appeal of your current furniture, though, then velvet, linen, and suede are the materials you’ll want. All of these are quite luxurious but challenging to keep looking nice, so they are best for furniture that isn’t heavily used. On the other hand, if you’re more into practicality, then you’ll want to check out a polyester or microfiber slipcover. The former is best for cleaning up messes after the fact, and the latter is best for preventing them from spreading. Both are great for families who like to sit in the living room and watch TV while eating.

How They Attach

Although we’ve already mentioned that there is one type of slipcover that utilizes elastic to stay in place, that’s not the only way these covers remain attached to your furniture. Other than elastic, your slipcovers could have ties in the back holding them on, fancy-looking hook and loop fasteners, or easy to open and close zippers. Of course, each of these has its own lists of pros and cons, but what it really comes down to in the end is your personal preference.

How You Clean Them

While it’s fun to go over all of the different types of furniture slipcovers available, there’s one key feature that some people forget to consider when buying theirs—how to clean them when they get dirty. A lot of people assume that you can throw them into the washer since they are easily removable, but that’s not always the case. The materials they are made of, like faux leather, for example, is one of the biggest determining factors here, but sometimes there are other features that affect how you should clean them. Before going through with a purchase, check the fine print to see if they are machine washable, dry-clean only, or better for hand washing and spot cleaning. It’s up to you to make sure you get the type that will be the best fit for you and your family.    

Whether you’re dealing with a nasty stain or hoping to give your furniture a regular cleaning, you’ll need to clean it differently depending on the fabric it is made out of. It can get confusing, which is why we’ve made a guide to go over the best upholstery cleaning solutions for each fabric that your furniture is made out of. To keep things simple, we will be using a futon in our examples since they tend to get dirty easily, along with the fact that they don’t have removable parts for easier cleaning.

How To Start for All Fabrics

Regardless of the materials your futon is made out of, you’ll need to check the label attached to the bottom to see what the manufacturer recommends avoiding when attempting to clean it. On the tag, you will see one of the following symbols, which all have various meanings:

• X: Only clean with a vacuum or have it done by a professional
• W: Only use water-based cleaners
• S: Only use solvent-based cleaners
• WS: Use either water- or solvent-based cleaners

No matter what the fabric or tag recommendations say, you should always start cleaning with a vacuum. This will remove any loose dirt, crumbs, or hair that would get in your way while performing a deeper clean. If you’re trying to clean a specific spot, the vacuum will also suck up any moisture that hasn’t had time to set in. Also, if you’re using a cloth to clean, make sure it’s white, so the dyes don’t bleed into your couch while cleaning.

Natural Fabrics

Cotton and other natural fabrics are the easiest to clean. Almost every cleaning solution on the market is safe to use on them. Just make sure you check the back of the bottle before purchasing a cleaning solution. Once the cleaner is on the futon and doing its job, you’ll have to scrub it a bit to help it out. Don’t rub too hard, though, or else you’ll push the dirt deeper inside. Instead, lightly dab at it.

Synthetic Fabrics

Materials such as polyester are a little more complicated but still manageable. Keep your cleaning solution simple. Dish soap and basic shampoos work best for these. Performing a gentle cleaning is even more critical here because letting stains or cleaning solutions seep into the cushions can damage the look and feel of your futon. Also, be sure to dry it thoroughly to avoid the forming of mold and mildew.

Leather-Based Fabrics

Cleaning leather is straightforward, but you must be careful not to overdo it. If you prepare a bowl with equal parts water and vinegar, you’re pretty much set. Then, simply dampen a washcloth and wipe your futon down. Just be sure not to get the leather too wet, or you might cause permanent damage.

Easy Prevention Method

After learning about the best upholstery cleaning solutions for each fabric, if you don’t want to have to worry about cleaning futon stains like this ever again, then we’d recommend checking out our futon slipcovers. You can easily remove and throw them into the washer for easy cleaning, and you won’t have to worry about stains soaking in or the cleaning solution harming your futon.

So you finally bought a new bed to replace that dingy one that you’ve had ever since you graduated—congrats! You’re moving up in the world! However, buying a new bed isn’t the end. Now that you have it, it’s time to make it look good in your current room. Here are the steps for properly dressing a bed and what you will need to do so.

Valance Sheet

For this list, we’ll start at the bottom of the bed and move up since that’s likely the way you will have to set yours up. The valance sheet isn’t a necessary addition, but it will make your bed look better overall. Its primary purpose is to cover up an unsightly bed frame or any boxes that you store underneath it. You put it on the bed frame before the mattress.

Mattress Protector

Before you get that mattress into place, you might want to enclose it in a mattress protector. Many people skip these because these plastic sheets are often loud and uncomfortable. They can be quite useful, however. They’ll protect your mattress from stains and spilled liquids that would normally be difficult to clean up. Plus, the protector can also shield you from allergens and bed bugs that may take up residence inside the bed.

Mattress Topper

If your mattress is kind of cheap or you decided to use a mattress protector, these toppers can help make your bed more comfortable overall. They usually go onto your bed like any other fitted sheet and are easy to remove for cleaning when necessary.

Sheets

Now it’s time for the most important step for properly dressing a bed: the sheets. These are what your body will be in contact with the most as you sleep, so you’ll want to make sure you are satisfied with them. The selection of sheets in stores can be limited, so if you really want a certain kind of material or color scheme for them, we’d recommend getting them custom-made. We have a vast selection of fitted mattress covers available online that you can customize to your heart’s desire, so be sure to check them out if you’re interested.

Comforter or Duvet

Regardless of what mattress topper you choose, it will be the centerpiece of your room. This is the part of the bed that everyone notices when they walk into the room, so pick something that matches the tone and style of your bedroom. Also, you’ll want to make sure that whichever one you get is comfortable to sleep under.

Pillows

No bed is complete without a set of pillows. Whether you have one or ten, your pillows will add to the feel of the room as a whole, so be sure to find some comfy and vibrant ones that will make sleeping in your new bed like a dream.

Most people only tend to redecorate their houses for Christmas or other occasional holidays, but true at-home decorators change the design of their homes depending on the season. Nothing quite beats the feeling that deep reds and oranges can give a house in the middle of autumn or soft pastels can bring in spring. If redecorating your whole home once every few months seems like too much, we recommend starting with just one room to get a feel for it. The best room to start with is the dining room since it’s a high-traffic location but not one with too much that you need to change. If you’re interested, read our list of easy ways to change up your dining room for each season.

Change up the Table Décor

No matter how you have your dining room set up, your table is the centerpiece of the room. Because of this, it’s the most important part to change if you want the room to have a different feel for each season. If you currently use placemats or a tablecloth, those will be the first things to swap. You should have a set of them for each season. Restocking your cabinets with season-themed dishes is another great way to give your dining room the appearance you want. Granted, guests won’t see them most of the time, but they’ll add to the overall feeling when everyone sits down to eat. Don’t worry; we didn’t forget about the chairs. They’re among the most notable parts of your table. The best way to change them is with dining chair covers. We have slipcovers available in any color you’ll need to match the season in our online store.

Set Up Decorations

This is probably the easiest way to change up your dining room for each season. Standard decorations are simple to set up and put back away. One good example is getting potted plants for the spring and summer seasons. Having a string of leaves hanging up would be great for autumn, and a couple of cute snowmen will fit well in winter. You should change any centerpieces or candles you have as well. And if you don’t already have them, add some to your home. Setting out a bowl of fresh fruit in the summer or a cornucopia full of vegetables in the fall are both great ways to spruce up your table. If you have candles, try to find scents and colors befitting each season. There are plenty of stores that will have just the fragrance you’re looking for.

Hang Up a Few Things

Environmental paintings are unrivaled for setting the mood for the time of year, so be sure to have one or two on hand for each season. They don’t have to be pictures of the outdoors, however. Finding ones that simply have the color scheme you want can also work effectively. If you don’t want to have that many picture frames on hand, we recommend buying a mirror or two. If you have them at the right angles, they’ll make the inside of your house look just like the world outside when your window treatments are open. There’s no better way to match the season than to reflect what’s right outside your window.

After a long year living with family or spending time away from cities, many young professionals are flocking back to cities or ready to venture out into living on their own again. Prices for apartments are high, and it’s not uncommon to land in a studio apartment. Studios have their charms and are quite trendy right now, but making that small of a space work for you may feel impossible. Check out some handy tips for making a studio apartment work for you.

Sneak in Storage

Storage may be in short supply at your new studio but fret not—there are sneaky ways to maximize your storage. Consider investing in furniture that opens to reveal storage, such as storage ottomans, trunks, and other double-function furniture. Pro Tip: Make the most of your cabinet space by investing in shelf splitters, stackable drawers, and other organizational items that maximize the use of your vertical storage space.

Make It Multifunctional

Furniture shouldn’t be just one thing. Your kitchen table should double as a coffee table—yes, they really make these! Consider getting chairs for that table that double as lounge chairs. One of the best multifunctional furniture pieces you can invest in is a futon. Futons are the perfect furniture piece for studio apartments. The couch-by-day and bed-by-night flexibility makes you feel less like you’re cooking in your bedroom for lunchtime and helps you transition to sleep much easier. Consider investing in a few futon slipcovers to cover and protect your mattress. These allow you to use your futon as a stylish couch without fear of dirtying your bed at the same time.

Use the Vertical Space

Vertical space is essential in smaller apartments. Even if you have low ceilings, you can still utilize vertical space through the following methods:

• Install shelves
• Invest in tall, skinny bookshelves for a renter-friendly alternative to shelves
• Hang a pegboard
• Hang some hooks
• Install tall cabinets

There are so many great tips for making a studio apartment work, but the most important thing is that your space works for you. Studios can feel cramped and limited, but with the right furniture and design, you can really make it feel like a spacious home. The use of slipcovers helps make your furniture look new and can take any upholstered item to the next level. Check out our vast selection of fabrics and styles of high-quality slipcovers for your furniture.

RVs and campers are full of potential, and you can use them in different ways, depending on many factors. Whether you’re using your RV for vacations, road trips, and camping or plan to join the trending vanlife, it’s important to learn ways to make an RV feel like home.

Decorate It Like a Home

Most people wouldn’t leave the walls in their home bare or relegate decorations to just one small section of their house—so why do that with an RV? Get some decor in your RV to make it your own. Hang pictures or tapestries, paint, and customize it. It’s your space, so make it feel like yours. Decorating an RV can feel like a task with limitations, but there are tons of ways to add decor without creating permanent damage—think of it like a rented apartment. Any methods you might use to decorate one of those without damage, apply them to your RV.

Make It Cozy and Welcoming

The chances are good that you have some sort of sleeping surface or bed in your RV or van. There is also a high likelihood that you’d like all your spaces to serve multiple purposes, such as a bed serving as additional seating during the daytime. Try adding fitted mattress covers to your bed. These slipcovers are stylish and easy to wash, and they’ll protect your bed when you’re using it as additional seating in daytime clothing. Slipcovers are such a beneficial addition to an RV—even for the other seats. They add style and comfort, and they’re super easy to care for and maintain while protecting your upholstery.

Add a Scent

RVs can start to smell and feel cloudy, dingy, and stuffy simply because of the cramped quarters and the limited time you spend with windows or doors open. This is one small factor that can make you feel alienated in your own RV. Take back your home’s homeyness by adding a fresh scent. You can use sprays, faux candles, covered wax melts, and room air fresheners to make your space smell fresh and clean again. It’s one small change that can make a huge impact on how at home you feel. No matter how you use your RV, finding ways to make an RV feel like home is essential. Investing in custom, high-quality slipcovers from Easy Fit is a great way to start. Contact us today.

Your outdoor space is your place to enjoy the weather, soak up some sun, and maybe even entertain guests. This spring, it’s imperative to spend time outside and recover from the winter blues. If your space leaves much to be desired or doesn’t fit your lifestyle, check out our tips on how to make your patio look luxurious.

Clean It Up

The first step to enjoying a luxurious patio is to clean up your outdoor area. Here are a few easy steps to cleaning outside.

• Pick up any garbage or dead leaves and throw them away.
• Sweep and power wash any hardscaping.
• Clean the inside and outside of any windows.
• Fix chipped paint on posts or your home’s exterior.
• Remove any dead plants and replant native plants that will thrive.
• Wipe down any hard furniture with cleaner and wash any outdoor rugs.

Decorate With Style

Decorating your patio is also essential to making it feel welcoming and refreshing. Consider installing hooks for hanging plants, planting vines or crawling plants on a pretty trellis, or creating a box garden. There are so many ways to incorporate fresh plants and flowers into your outdoor space, giving it an instantly more glamorous feel.

Update Your Furniture

Once your patio is clean, you may still feel that your space is outdated or dreary. The way outdoor patio furniture looks makes a considerable impact on the comfort you feel outside. If your upholstered patio furniture is intact and usable but is outdated or the colors are faded, consider investing in cushion slipcovers that are custom to your cushions and crafted in a durable outdoor fabric. Adding a slipcover to your patio furniture is a quick and affordable way to completely update and transform your space. There is no definitive guide on how to make your patio look luxurious, but high-quality outdoor fabric custom slipcovers are a great place to begin. Contact us today for more information.

Spring is here, which means it’s time to send the grays and heavy fabrics out and bring in the bright pastels and florals of the season. If your home needs some updates to prepare for the warmer weather and brighter season, but you don’t want to undergo a full remodel, check out these spring home décor updates to transform your space.

Switch Out Your Throws

One of the simplest ways to make your home feel springier is by rotating out your throw pillows and throw blankets based on the season. Switching out throw pillows is easy and quick. You can simply put a pastel or spring-colored pillowcase on the existing throw pillow. For throw blankets, it’s best to find a spring color and use it all season. Pro Tip: Keep your spring-inspired throw blankets and pillows draped over your couch for an extra appeal, or keep them in a decorative basket next to your seating area for more décor options.

Put Up Some Temporary Wallpaper

Another great trick to make your home match the season is to invest in some temporary wallpaper. Putting up wallpaper is easier than ever with peel and stick sheets. Most home improvement stores and even some retail shops carry temporary wallpaper that is easy to install and even easier to take down. Pro Tip: Pick a spring pattern and put up one accent wall in your living room or kitchen. Those rooms see the most use and will benefit most from a seasonal change.

Change the Look of Your Furniture

The best way to make your home match the season is to switch up your furniture colors and fabrics. You may be thinking that it’s a tad unrealistic to get all new furniture for every season—and you’d be correct! However, investing in custom slipcovers for every season is affordable and fun. You can get a heavier fabric in a gray tone for winter and switch to a trendy sage green linen for spring. It’s as easy as ordering and placing a perfectly fitted custom slipcover over your existing furniture. There are so many ways to give your home a little upgrade for the springtime. Contact Easy Fit today for information on our custom sectional sofa covers and other slipcovers for all your furniture needs.

There are countless interior design styles out there, and furniture and décor companies use the same terms all the time, but many people don’t really know what they mean. One of the most exciting things about designing and decorating your home is finding out which home design styles appeal most to you. Explore the most popular interior design styles so you can find out your favorites.

Minimalist

Minimalist interior design is exactly what it sounds like. It means having the bare minimum and focusing on wide-open spaces, plenty of room for activities, and bright, neutral colors. This style is all about minimizing distractions. Below are a few elements unique to the minimalist style:

• Neutral, non-distracting colors and the absence of patterns
• Simple, plain furniture
• Minimal décor that allows the room to speak for itself
• Using only the necessary furnishings to cut down on clutter
• Extreme organization

Contemporary

Contemporary design is often conflated with modern, but there are blaring distinctions between the two. Contemporary design focuses on items with interesting curvatures, intricate yet minimal décor, and intermixing of colors to add ambiance to rooms. Here are a few examples of characteristic elements of contemporary interior design.

• Curved lines in furniture
• Prominent arms on chairs and couches
• Patterns and colors intermixed in a thoughtful way throughout a room or home
• A minimal yet distinguished amount of décor
• Mirrored and reflective objects

Art Deco

Art Deco is a style born in the roaring 20s. It emphasizes bold, intricate designs that highlight excitement and decadence. Art deco furnishings tend to be complexly carved or designed. These are the types of pieces in which you notice something new every time you see them, regardless of how many times you’ve seen them before. Check out some telltale elements of an art deco interior design.

• Handmade pieces
• Antique furnishings
• Multicolored, regal inspired décor
• Bold colors, gems, and mirrored elements

Mid-Century Modern

Mid-century modern is a term that’s used all the time, but its actual definition can get foggy. This style employs a nostalgic aesthetic that dates back to the 50s and 60s. It’s a wonderful blend of minimalism, modern, and contemporary designs. Functionality is vital to this style, and there are a lot of simple elements that create this look, including:

• Egg-shaped chairs
• Tall, angled wooden furniture legs
• Bright colors
• Monochromatism
• Natural or organic-looking shapes

Chic

Chic is a style that draws influences from both glam and traditional styles. It’s a bold and comfortable mixture that highlights bright neutral colors with the juxtaposition of dark, metallic hues. Here are a few things to include in a room for a chic look.

• Shag
• Gold accents
• Dark walls
• Light, fluffy furniture
• Metallic hues and hardware

Modern

Modern interior design favors aesthetics over function and aims for a chic yet minimalist look. A truly modern home is filled with crisp, clean lines and a simple and neutral color base. It focuses on simple pleasures and destroys the idea of clutter.

• Sleek, identifiable lines
• Structured shapes
• Black, white, gray, and other colder, neutral colors
• Minimal décor
• No clutter
• Simple yet timely lighting fixtures

Scandinavian

Scandinavian is a similar design concept to minimalism, with a few twists. Scandinavian style furnishings are created as a simplistic piece of artwork. This style places importance on functionality and style. Scandinavian décor stems from a sculptural appearance through its use of interesting and unique line patterns. This style shows off the intricacies found in simplicity.

• All-white color palettes
• Natural elements such as wood, bright plastic, and steel
• Minimal pops of color
• Plenty of art
• Fur inspired rugs, pillows, and throws

French Country

French country interior design is all about warm and welcoming vibes. Intricate designs, elaborate décor, and fall tones are all critical pieces to the French country puzzle. Furnishing should be ornamental and should draw strong inspiration from farmhouse styles. Think fine china on display, thick, woolen blankets in a hand-woven basket, and layers of blankets and decorative pillows on bedspreads.

• Large, traditional décor
• Lots of elaborate details
• Warm tones, such as reds, oranges, browns, and beiges
• Heavy furniture

Bohemian

Bohemian is a home interior décor style, as well as a clothing style and way of life. For home interiors, the bohemian style represents a carefree lifestyle with an emphasis on following your heart. This is shown through travel-themed décor with maps, textiles, and plenty of global influences. Many of the best bohemian items are found at flea markets, international shops, and second-hand stores.

• Tons of comfy seating, such as floor pillows and eclectic chairs
• Macrame, rattan, and other earthy materials
• Bold patterns
• Mismatched items
• A home full of eclectic items that make the owner happy

Rustic

Raw, unfinished, and natural are the keywords for a rustic home design. This style of interior design blurs the line between indoors and outdoors. Think older architecture and natural, antique or wooden and stone elements and furnishings. The more natural and raw the furniture, the better for this home design style.

• Exposed wood beams
• Reclaimed wood
• Vaulted ceilings
• Unfinished stone or wooden furniture
• Logs, twigs, and handwoven baskets.

Glam

Glam is a style that emphasizes bold, over the top, and glittery elements of home décor. There is no such thing as “too much” when it comes to this glamourous style. Bold, old-Hollywood opulence is a staple of this style. Incorporating gold, sparkles, fur, and mirrored elements help transform a space from bland to glam.

• Plenty of statement pieces in each room
• Victorian-style furniture
• Velvet, tufting, antiques, fur, and mirrored items
• Bright, romantic tones (pink, burgundy, turquoise, purple)

Shabby Chic

Shabby chic is an amusing blend of bohemian and chic. It features a distinctly feminine feel with the freedom of patterns or colors of the bohemian style. Lighter and more neutral base colors are desirable, while pastels and plenty of wall décor are must-haves for this interior design type.

• Plenty of natural lighting
• Wall hangings
• Natural elements and tones
• Delicate décor
• Vintage-inspired furnishings

There are tons of other popular interior design styles that can be explained. Do more research and get a well-rounded idea of your preferences. Remember: you don’t have to pick just one design style for your home. You can mix and match styles to create your own. Knowing the different popular design styles and what they mean can help you identify which influences you’d like your home to exhibit. It can also help you describe what you’re looking for to store clerks and interior designers. Be sure to check out our extensive collection of custom slipcovers to help make any piece of furniture fit in with your preferred style. We have slipcovers for any application, including sectional sofa covers designed specifically for your sofa.