You’ve probably heard of microfiber upholstery, which is
taking the retail furniture world by storm so of course 5th Avenue Furniture is
on board with a wide assortment of living room furniture clothed with it. So
what’s so special about this particular synthetic fabric upholstery? And might
it be right for your bustling household that goes through lesser furniture in a
short time? In today’s blog post your friends at 5th Avenue will introduce you
to microfiber upholstery from its origins to its advantages and even negative
qualities so you will best decide.
The Odyssey of Microfiber Upholstery from Industrial to Residential
Extremely adaptable for many living room furniture styles,
microfiber upholstery started in the seemingly mundane world of Japanese
industry. Renowned for its cleaning properties, microfiber cloth is the ingenious
invention of scientists in that country. Because it was so successful in factories,
soon a household spinoff went on the market. Furniture manufacturers found that
microfiber upholstery is easy to make and maintain, retaining all the advantages
of the cleaning cloths made of this wonder stuff.
Reasons to Consider Microfiber Upholstery
First and foremost, microfiber furniture is valued by
families with young children because of its legendary stainproof quality, which
is totally true! Never panic or get mad over another spilled glass of chocolate
milk again. With natural and other fabrics you get a permanent mess but not so
with this scientific marvel. You see, with microfiber upholstery, liquids just
bead up. All you have to do is wipe up the spill while it’s still fresh and no
harm done! It doesn’t matter if your microfiber couch is plush or fake leather.
It will remain new-looking! To maintain that pristine appearance, just give
your cool microfiber chair a good vacuuming occasionally.
Down Sides of Microfiber Upholstery
We’ll level with you: microfiber upholstery has static, so
if that bothers you, then this furniture would not work in your home. Also,
when you sit on or brush up against microsuede upholstery, it sometimes leaves
a harmess swirl pattern like a cowlick or going against the grain. Finally,
microfiber upholstery holds onto pet hair, so if you have a dog or cat, you’ll regularly
be doing vacuuming.
When you want cool microsuede upholstery for your living room sleeper sofas and more, our Detroit, MI store is always your stylish and
affordable resource. If you have any more questions on this upholstery, contact
us or stop by!
