Reupholstery vs Buying New: When It Makes Sense To...
That beautiful armchair from grandma’s house has seen better days. The fabric is faded, maybe there’s a tear in the arm, and it’s looking decidedly tired in the corner of the living room. But when reupholstery quotes start rolling in at $800, $1,200, or more, the question becomes, is this piece actually worth saving?Each year, Americans toss more than 12 million tons of furniture; many of these discarded pieces have solid bones that could serve families for decades more. The challenge lies
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