Useful and Easy Guidelines Homeowners Should Follow When Buying Stylish Futon Covers
June 22, 2009 by Dunkin
Modern futon covers add style to your futon as well as protect it. They are a great way to add style and life to your futon. The fabric of the cover can also help to protect the futon underneath and make it last longer. There will be a few things to think about when buying a futon cover. Measuring the mattress of your futon is the first thing you should do.
Look at thickness as well as height and width. You can find futons in a variety of thicknesses and you want a cover that will provide a good fit for your mattress. Skipping this step is a real mistake as you could wind up buying a cover that you cannot use. The best futon covers come with zippers as they can be easily removed and washed.
Take a look at the colors and patterns in the room where you have your futon. The futon cover you select should blend in with the rest of the décor of the room. There are many different wonderful futon covers available for low prices so it should not be a problem to locate one that fits your budget and home decorating style.
Futon covers will usually run between $30 and $150. Set a budget you are comfortable with prior to going shopping so you can only look at the ones you can afford. Some styles of futon cover have a print covering both sides. These work well if you like to flip your mattress and keep the same look.
Other futon covers are solid on one side and printed on the other. All you need to do is turn it over to give your space a somewhat different look. With a window pane futon cover you will have a print on the top which does not go all the way to the edge of the futon. The edges and back will be a solid color.

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