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Take a seat

After a mattress, buying a sofa or armchair is among the most significant purchases that you will make for your home. Not only must they be extremely comfortable, suitable for hours of sitting, but also look the part as defining pieces of furniture. As a result, buying them is quite technically challenging: you need to consider the size and shape, but also filling, form and material durability in addition to aesthetics. While we find ourselves buying practically everything online, this should be avoided when it comes to upholstery. Instead, you need to try out as many different styles and designs as possible. Nothing can replace the instant feedback that you get from taking a seat. When testing a sofa or armchair, sit how you usually would when relaxing in the evening – it is

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