The portal "deavita.com" has summarized which furniture owners or tenants should dig deep into their pockets when it comes to interior design and which furniture they can save on. In the living room, owners or tenants should spend a little more money on sofas and opt for quality, according to author Charlie Meier. High-quality sofas are generally not only dirt-repellent, but the fabrics also feel good against the skin. On the other hand, you don't have to spend quite as much money on a side table. Nevertheless, attention can be paid to durability here.
When it comes to the kitchen, the portal advises focusing on quality, especially when it comes to kitchen cabinets. This should also include the cupboard doors and drawers. Laminated surfaces with visible seams on the edges are not so suitable. The reason for this is that the material can peel away from the surfaces. However, savings can be made on the kitchen splashbacks. Inexpensive tiles can be chosen here. A leftover section of a cut-to-size worktop can also be used as a splashback.
However, owners and tenants should not save money on the bed in the bedroom, as this is where a lot of life is spent. When buying a new bed, for example, you can choose one with a headboard that allows you to read comfortably. You should also choose a bed that supports the mattress appropriately. A bedside table, on the other hand, can be simple and functional and form a counterpoint to the bed linen and other furnishings. For more tips on investing in interior design, visit deavita.com.
Source: deavita.com
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