Turning existing furniture into mudroom furniture is a simple process and can be done with a dresser. Start prepping the dresser by cleaning it, removing any hardware, and sanding the outer finish. Wipe off any residue and paint the dresser – applying a second coat if needed. Finish the project by customizing each drawer of the dresser by adding any labels or décor.

Items that should be stored in entryway furniture include coats, shoes, as well as any outerwear. Scarves and coats can be stored on hooks, while shoes and gloves can be placed in cubbies. Other items that can be stored are purses, backpacks, dog leashes, hats, keys, mail, phones, and spare change.

Mix and match living room furniture by choosing colors of furniture and accessories that complement each other and go well with the aesthetic of your living room. If you already have some matching furniture in your living room you can add more by mixing it with other mismatched furniture. Create a cohesive space by layering styles and mismatched accessories.

Before choosing living room furniture consider the size of the space, members of your family, and amount of wear that your furniture will take. Start by measuring your space, and checking doorways to make sure your furniture can be moved through them. Furnish your living room by getting the basics, and implementing furniture pieces that are sturdy, and have high-quality stain-resistant fabrics.

Clean fabric chairs by steaming or using the vacuum’s upholstery attachment and vacuuming the chair carefully. Be sure to also check the tags of your chair to figure out the most adequate way of cleaning it. Any stains should be removed with a cleaning solution for the type of fabric on your chair.

Start reupholstering a chair by removing the old fabric carefully without ripping any pieces as they will serve as patterns. Then replace any worn batting and make the new pattern pieces by tracing the original pieces. Attach the new fabric to the chair with a staple gun, then make and attach the welting. Finish off by covering back and underside of the chair.

White on White predominantly uses high-quality, durable materials in their furniture products. Solid wood, especially walnut, oak, and ash, is a common choice for its longevity and aesthetic appeal. They also incorporate metals like steel and aluminum for modern accents and structural strength. For upholstery, they use a variety of fabrics including leather and wool, chosen for comfort and durability, complementing their elegant and contemporary designs.

White on White's furniture design mirrors current interior design trends by emphasizing clean, minimalistic lines and a neutral color palette, aligning with the popular modern and Scandinavian styles. Their use of organic materials like natural wood and metal accents reflects the trend towards sustainable and natural elements in home decor. The blend of functionality and aesthetic simplicity in their pieces resonates with the contemporary preference for uncluttered, yet stylish living spaces.