Leather and tightly woven synthetic fabrics (like microfiber) are highly durable and easy to clean, making them ideal for high-traffic living rooms.

Choose furniture pieces with complementary colors, materials, and designs. Add decor elements like rugs, cushions, and artwork to tie everything together.

Dining tables are often made from solid wood, glass, metal, or marble. Wood offers timeless durability, while glass and metal give a modern aesthetic.

Measure your dining space and ensure there’s at least 36 inches of clearance around the table for comfortable movement.

A king-size bed is larger, typically measuring 76 x 80 inches, while a queen-size bed measures 60 x 80 inches, making it better for smaller rooms.

Hardwoods like oak, maple, and teak are durable and ideal for bedroom furniture. Engineered wood options are budget-friendly but less durable.

An interior designer enhances the functionality and aesthetic appeal of spaces by choosing appropriate layouts, colors, furnishings, and decor elements to suit the client’s preferences and lifestyle.

The cost varies based on project size, materials, and design complexity. Charges may be hourly, per square foot, or as a flat fee.

Small projects may take a few weeks, while larger ones can take several months, depending on the scope and availability of materials.

Yes, professional interior designers can create tailored solutions that align with your budget without compromising quality or style.