Like it or not, the holiday season is here. Are you festooning your business for the holidays? In addition to trees, tinsel, holly, and all kinds of glitz and glitter, many people use velvet covers to make their chairs and tables more festive. And I can’t blame them. There’s nothing better for holiday decorations and fancy dinners. I’ve even seen some contemporary bar tables and stools with velvet accents. Velvet adds style to everything.
But improper care can take away velvet’s luxurious finish. Here are some tips for keeping your velvet covers and upholstery looking their best for the holidays – and all year round.
If something spills on velvet, it’s best to shake off as much of the excess moisture as you can. If it’s sitting on the surface, gently take an absorbent cloth and soak up as much as you can. Don’t blot or swipe at it, because the liquid will work its way into the fabric. After the liquid is soaked up, the fabric can be left to air dry, or you can use a blow dryer on low heat to help it along.
Wooden bar stools look very classy. Not to knock the ultra modern stools that are available, but wood is warm and inviting. It speaks of life and vitality, and does not look as sterile as stainless steel. For that reason, I went looking for attractive wooden bar stools on the Internet. And I found the OS Mana/B.




There’s something about rattan that feels like home. Think about it: When you’re sitting in a rattan chair, don’t you remember sitting on your grandma’s porch (or someone’s grandma’s porch)? Chances are good that customers will also feel at home in cushiony rattan chairs. We tend to spend longer amounts of time over a meal when we’re comfortable and relaxed. Think of rattan as an invitation for your customers to sit down and stay a while.