When you create a space that you grow
to love, it can be hard to accept when it’s time for a change. Unfortunately,
all those pieces that you hand-picked with thought and care won’t last forever,
so it’s important to recognize when it’s time to kiss that beautifully crafted
table goodbye. Or if that couch where you made countless memories watching
movies with your kids is starting to swallow you up, it’s definitely time to
move on! Here are some signs that your furniture pieces need to be replaced.
Color Confusion
Remember that time you spilled coffee all over your sofa? Or
when you accidentally scraped the edges of your coffee table on moving day? All
of these memories, along with time, have contributed to the wear and tear of
your current furniture. When you start wondering if your sofa and tables are
changing color or constantly look like they need to be cleaned, then it’s
definitely time to invest in a new living room set.
The
Island
Estate Living Room Group from Tommy Bahama found at Baer’s Furniture is a
piece that will definitely last you a long time. It is a top seller for us at
Baer’s and is a timeless piece where you can make years of new memories!
Creaking Orchestra
When your sofa is making a symphony of its own every time
you sit back and try to relax, then it’s definitely time to change that piece.
Once it starts squeaking, it will not stop. When it starts making noises it
means that there are problems with the infrastructure which could potentially
be dangerous. Especially pull out couches that have a more complicated
framework. A great piece to replace your couch with is the Tommy Bahama
Island
Estate West Shore Sectional which
matches perfectly with the Island Estate Boca Cocktail table.
The spaces that we use the most are the ones that tend to
suffer the most as well, but investing in
quality
furniture truly pays off. If you want to find your new furniture set, visit
us on the internet or come to one of our Baer’s showrooms and talk to our
complimentary interior designers.
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