I believe that, if you are going to own fabric upholstery, slipcovers are the only way to go and Four Seasons Furniture makes one of the best slip-covered products in the industry. They have a myriad of styles, hundreds of fabrics and each style comes with a wide variety of piece options and pillow configurations. The possibilities are endless. The slipcovers themselves are also made in pieces so you are not struggling to get your cover back on after washing the cover. Four Seasons Furniture slip covered  sofas are also extremely well constructed with a coil spring construction and they are made in North Carolina, never imported. Aesthetically, they are not quite as tailored as a fully upholstered sofa, but in the long run, they are healthier, changeable, and in my opinion a much better investment and I for one like the causal look. Let me tell you why.


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This is a question that many people have asked us at Casco Bay Furniture and one I am personally interested in as I have a Four Seasons Furniture white sofa and 2 white chairs in my own living room. I also have a wood burning stove and the inevitable dust that goes along with it. We clean the stove almost every morning in the winter, and no matter what I do, soot escapes during the cleaning procedure. Urgghh. So let me share what I have discovered.


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At Casco Bay Furniture we recently had a customer call us. Their new leather sofas had just been delivered and they were afraid to uncover it because of their cat.

I had a chuckle, but I do understand the dilemma, as I also have a cat. The cat’s name is Max and he’s a tuxedo cat. My wife and daughter love that cat. I would say on average the cat gets about a hundred kisses a day (and yes, I do get jealous!) His blankets are fluffed, his food is carefully selected, and he is constantly entertained by an array of toys and distractions.


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Casco Bay Furniture Reviews Decorating on a Budget!

We would all like to hire a decorator to assist us in decorating our home, but sometimes it’s not in the budget. A qualified decorator can cost from $100 to $200 an hour. At Casco Bay Furniture Review I decided to interview Eva, an old acquaintance of mine. Eva is probably one of the most artistically talented individuals I have ever met and certainly one of the best decorators I know.


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