FAQ
Questions about this category
Which upholstery fabric is best?
For families with children and pet owners, durable, stain-resistant materials such as flock, microfibre and water-repellent velours work best, as they are easy to clean and limit the absorption of liquids. For elegant, classic interiors, chenilles and weaves are a good choice, valued for their durability, pleasant texture and resistance to everyday use. When choosing, look at the Martindale test and the fabric weight.
What is the best material for a sofa?
Sofa fabric should be soft, pleasant against the skin and able to withstand everyday use. Choose a durable, easy-to-clean fabric that resists abrasion, dirt and pilling.
What should I look for when buying a sofa?
When choosing a sofa, match it to how you will use it – for sleeping on every day, a model with a sturdy fold-out mechanism and a comfortable mattress works best. It is also important to measure the space accurately, assess the quality of the filling and choose a durable fabric that stands up to everyday use.
Which sofa colour never goes out of fashion?
Neutral colours such as grey and beige are timeless and versatile. They adapt well to changing trends, and a sofa in such a shade is easy to refresh with accessories such as cushions or a throw.
Which sofa colour should I avoid?
Stains, dust and signs of use show up more easily on a white sofa, so it needs more frequent care. If you do not want to clean it regularly, white may prove an impractical choice.
Should a sofa be lighter or darker than the walls?
In small rooms, a light sofa helps make the space look bigger and brighter, as it reflects more light. In larger rooms, a darker model adds cosiness and makes the space feel more intimate.
What is TILIA fabric made of?
TILIA is an upholstery fabric made of 100% polyester (PES), with a weight of 420 g/m² and a width of at least 140 cm. Such a high weight means a substantial, solid material that sits well on furniture.
Is TILIA fabric abrasion-resistant?
Yes, TILIA has an abrasion resistance of 90,000–100,000 Martindale cycles. This is a very high result that comfortably covers intensive domestic use.
































