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Swyft Blog
You just put everything in boxes and job done, right? Wrong. Moving house is one of the most stressful things we can ever do in life and, once you’re done dealing with solicitors, mortgage advisors and surveyors and your house sale is finally completed, there’s the not-so-small issue of packing up everything you’ve ever owned to take it to your new abode. And you need to do so in an efficient manner, to make life easier when you get to your lovely new home. There is an art to packing house-moving boxes, you know?
Here is our guide on how to pack for a move.
Whether you’re moving house, or have recently decorated, there comes a time when you need to get rid of your old sofa to make way for a new one. But rather than leaving it on Facebook Marketplace for months, or tying it to the roof of the car and hoping you make it to the tip, there are plenty of other ways to dispose of your old sofa that are much easier, and better, for everyone.
Ever wondered how to cover couch cushions without sewing? Check out these sofa cover ideas and DIY sofa cover tutorials to get started.
Bed bugs are little creatures that can live in clothing, sofas, luggage and, of course, beds.
These insects can be incredibly irritating and will hide anywhere they can find a source of food. And what do they eat? Blood.
Yep, these tiny vampires can hide away in the crevices of the comfiest areas of your home, and are often drawn to the warm climates of soft furnishings.
The good news is that bed bugs aren’t very dangerous. They may cause tiny bites but they do not spread disease.
That said, they’re still an annoying thing to have to deal with. That’s why we’re going to share how you can tell if you have bed bugs (in the couch or bed), and how to get rid of them.
In most cases, bed bugs can be treated. But there may be some scenarios where it’s best to throw away the infested item and buy new.
It’s where you’ll unwind after a stressful day, or snuggle up with the kids on a weekend.
It’s where friends will gather to gossip and laugh, or celebrate those special occasions.
It’s where you’ll sit and cry at TV ads, soppy films and emotional books - only to deny it ever happened when asked (we get it, it’s just poorly-time allergies…)!
Yep, the sofa is your space to relax, socialize and get cosy. Which is why deciding on the material of your sofa is so important.
You wouldn’t want a car made of paper, or a raincoat made of silk. And you wouldn’t want a sofa in a material that didn’t suit your lifestyle.
When investing in a sofa, you want to make sure you’ve considered practicalities, comfort and style without going over budget.
Sofas are typically upholstered with fabric or leather, but if you’re struggling to choose between the two, we’re here to help. We’re breaking down the differences, and advantages of fabric and leather sofas, so you can make the right decision for your home and your family.
Find out what colours go with a beige sofa, how best to use them and how to use your sofa as the foundation for your living room design scheme.
While so many of us have spent additional time at home working and keeping safe, it’s easy for our home space to feel drab, outdated and dull. Our bedrooms should be safe spaces to unwind, relax and find peace at the end of each day. But often, we end up concentrating on updating our kitchen or lounge ahead of what’s arguably the most important room in the home.
So, our interior design experts have put together 21 bedroom decor ideas. From minimalist and Nordic-inspired to bright and airy tropical havens, we’re sure that you’ll find something to pique your interest and inspire a bedroom makeover! And, most of these choices don’t require big investments, changes or overhauls - a few statement accessories, plants or textures can make all the difference.
Let’s begin...
Your coffee table is the centrepiece of your living room. Yet, rather than making a design statement, it’s often decorated with stray coffee cups, TV remote controls and discarded bits of old newspaper. But, along with your sofas, it’s the most important piece of furniture in your living room. So we thought that we’d put together a selection of style ideas for how to decorate your coffee table.
Here are our top 30 suggestions for how to accessorise your table and make it into a design statement. The view from your Swyft sofa never looked so good.
We’ve all experienced the frustration of buying a dream sofa after weeks or months of searching only to be told it can take anywhere up to 12 weeks or more for it to be delivered. And if you’re buying or renting your first home, being without a sofa for such a long time is not ideal.
But why does a sofa delivery take so long? In this guide, we’ll explore the sofa delivery process and what certain factors can make the delivery times longer. We’ll also explain how Swyft sofas are reshaping the future of sofa deliveries.