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If you invest in a classic piece of well-made furniture, it’s likely that you won’t need to replace it again. This doesn’t just keep materials out of the landfill. It allows you to make memories around your piece, which you can then pass down to future generations.

This sofa had high wooden arms, creating a cozy nook. The piece was in great shape, but the fabric needed an update, so we reupholstered it in a velvet fabric printed with hexagons.

We love the geometric look! The result is very classic and elegant. A cozy and stylish place to curl up with a book!

Bringing what was lost back to life is a passion for Rosen Interiors. This couch is a mid-century Scandinavian-style couch made in the ’60s or ’70s. We did a full restoration and reupholstery job on this couch to bring its look and its comfort back to better than its original condition.

What do you think? Wouldn’t this look amazing in a mid-century modern home?

Custom nooks are a specialty at Rosen Interiors. We really love how they add a charming touch to the homes where we install them. Each one is a little different, so they’re unique. But they’re traditional fixtures, making them classic at the same time.

Most recently, we completed the one you see below. This homeowner chose a dark finish for the wooden seats that contrasts with the custom cushions, which are done in a lighter red and cream pattern.

Check out some of our similar projects, including this custom dining bench and this window seat.

We’re excited to share these two photos from two of our recent custom valance jobs. Both of the valances are done in elegant patterns, adding a touch of personality to the rooms.

Light attracts the eye, so your window will always be noticed. Without a window treatment, the hard edges can look cold and industrial in your home.

Many of our customers enjoy the process of choosing a window treatment because it’s a great chance to get creative and choose a pattern that reflects your personality.

Choosing drapes for your home is an opportunity to be creative. Will you choose a contrasting color for a vibrant burst, or perhaps one that matches your wall color for a more subdued look?

Then, there are the drapes themselves. You could install valances, swags, or choose from a long list of different styles of pleating.

This client chose a set of pinch pleated drapes in a soft yellow to match their walls. The sleek folds create leading lines that guide the eye and make the ceiling appear higher. The drapes hang from several inches above the window, which has a high, deep sill. This fresh approach to proportion adds visual interest to the room.