TV Stand: How to Choose the Right Size, Style and Storage
A TV stand does more than hold up your screen. It decides how your living room looks, where your cables go and how safe your TV…
Cloud Couch: What It Is and How to Choose One
A cloud couch looks like a giant soft pillow you can sit on. Social media made it famous, and now many brands sell versions of it…
Fleece Blanket: Microfleece vs Polar Fleece vs Sherpa, Washing and How to Stop Pilling
A fleece blanket is a soft synthetic blanket with a fuzzy surface. Microfleece is lightweight and compact, polar fleece is thicker and warmer, and sherpa is…
Jewelry Armoire: Standing vs Wall-Mounted, Locks, Felt Lining and How to Choose
A jewelry armoire is a cabinet built to store and display jewelry. Standing models hold more, with more drawers, hook rows and shelves, and often include…
Headboard Pillow: Wedge Backrest Sizes, Fill, Covers and How to Pick One
A headboard pillow, also called a wedge or bed backrest pillow, is a large triangular cushion that sits between the mattress and the headboard or wall….
Cotton Sheets: Percale vs Sateen, Thread Count, Egyptian vs Pima and What to Buy
Cotton is the most popular sheet fiber, and the choice comes down to weave and fiber quality. Percale is a plain criss-cross weave that feels crisp,…
Mid Century Modern Dresser: Walnut and Teak, Tapered Legs, Sizes and Vintage Buying Tips
A mid century modern dresser is low and clean-lined, made mostly of walnut or teak, and it usually stands on tapered legs. Walnut pieces are typically…
Folding Mattress: Tri-Fold Foam Thickness, Sizes, Density and Who It Suits
A folding mattress is a foam mattress that folds into thirds so you can store it in a closet or carry it. Tri-fold mattresses are commonly…
Rattan Bed Frame: Three Constructions, Natural vs Synthetic and Weight Capacity
A rattan bed frame is a bed with a woven rattan headboard, footboard or sides. The weave is mostly a look, and the strength comes from…
Japanese Bed: Shikibuton, Tatami Frames, Low Platforms and Airflow
A Japanese bed usually means a shikibuton, a thin cotton-filled floor mattress of about 3 to 4 inches, laid on tatami mats or a low frame….
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