Furniture in Kitchens Is Officially a Thing, and We Don't Hate It

Furniture in Kitchens Is Officially a Thing, and We Don't Hate It

Of course, kitchens are notoriously messy, so spills and stains are a serious concern. That's why Maureen Welton, Creative Director at Article, recommends opting for furniture with reversible cushions or removable covers and inquiring about protectors and sprays when shopping for sofas and chairs.

"Avoid light upholstery or delicate velvets that will stain and mark easily," Welton adds. "If you're going for upholstered seating, go for a darker or marbled fabric with a tight knit that will be easy to clean when spills eventually happen. Better yet, full-aniline leather is known for developing a patina as it ages, so with a little protection, any minor spill marks and scratches will absorb over time and make it look better with age."

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