Frequently Asked Questions

Yes we do! We have softer and firmer fills for both our seats and back pillows.
For soft more sink in cozy feel we recommend our hypoallergenic down, so there’s no feathers or down involved so less maintenance. We carry polyester, feather down blend that performs very well having that polyester mixed in to help keep it’s shape! We have firmer foams for those who have back issues, such as a “firm” 2lb foam or our innerspring seat foam.

All our sofas and sectionals are proudly built for us right here in Portland Oregon, and Southern California.

Our frames are constructed of kilned dried solid woods, harvested right here in the Northwest. Our frames are corner blocked, stapled and glued. The sinuous springs we use are manufactured from recycled steel. We use 2lb polyurethane foam for our standard seating that is hypoallergenic and is free of any flame retardants.

We have a very quick turn around time of 3 – 5 weeks on all our sofas and sectionals. Even if you make a frame change to the style you are special order for us, it does not slow our lead time down!

We can adjust the length, height and depth to any of our designs. We can swap out legs, go from wood to metal. On some styles we can adjust the arms width and even swap them out for a different style arm.

The difference between a microfiber and any other upholstery fabric is the density of the weave. Microfibers are so tightly and densely woven that they become quite shield-like and resilient. This allows liquid spills to bead up on the surface, giving you time to get a cloth from the kitchen to easily blot up the spill. They are a wonderful choice if you have children or pets in your home, especially cats. We find that the velvet version of microfiber performs the best with cats since they can’t snag this material with their claws and the fur doesn’t stick to this fiber. It’s very simple to gather the fur with your hand and easily vacuum off. Microfiber is durability and beauty rolled into one fabric!

No not all! All the fabrics we carry for our styles are considered heavy duty upholstery grade level for both residential and commercial. They all go through a test that measures the durability of the fabric to determine the “double rub” count of the fabric. Double rub is the measurement of the fabric’s abrasion resistance. For all our fabrics that we carry, and for them to be considered heavy duty grade level, they need to be between 15,000 to 100,000 double rubs. If your fabric doesn’t resist spills as well as a microfiber would, we can always suggest you have your fabric treated with sealant that will help your fabric repel liquids more efficiently.

Since your furniture is custom made to your specifications to suit and fit your space, it is handcrafted for you. Therefore, it is not returnable. We promise to deliver what you’ve ordered to your satisfaction.

If your furniture does arrive damaged, we ask that you please note it on the delivery paperwork. Send us an email with photos. We will handle taking care of the damage for you as quickly as we can at no cost to you.