http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/41/gold.html

Thanks for the tip!

Yup, so easy. They come out super clean (as in, mint). I toss them in my laundry (it takes two loads cause I like to spread them out) and I put them on the sofa while they’re still a little damp (it’s recommended because then they dry without wrinkles right onto your sofa). Hope it helps!

xo,
s

I was looking into purchasing a new sofa set for my living room, and was considering a slip covered variety, like yours. Question: how easy are the slip covers to clean, really? After you wash them, do they go back on easily enough? And I’m concerned that the slip covers will always look rumpled, and won’t keep the structured look. Now that you’ve had yours for awhile – what are your thoughts?

Thanks in advance! Love the blog!

Shannon

Hey Lara,

They’re actually from Linens N’ Things (which is sadly no longer around) but perhaps you can try ebay? We have also seen similar glass-based lamps at Target, TJ Maxx, JC Penney and Marshall’s. Hope it helps!

xo,
s

I just looove your site. We are just about to start working on our bathroom too and love watching the progress on yours’. I’ve been looking for lamps like in the pictures, but I can’t find them anywhere. Do you remember were you got them? Keep up the good work!!

Hey Marilena,

As of two years ago when we purchased our Rowe sofa we heard from two separate in-the-know shelter magazine editors that Rowe was the name behind the Pottery Barn sofas (and also behind all Crate & Barrel sofas). We don’t definitively know if they still are today, but we love our Rowe sofa direct from the retailer a lot more than our PB version (more fabric choices, cheaper, better quality, less mark-up). Hope it helps!

xo,
s

So good to know! And of course we love that they’re made in VA. Wahoo.

xo,
s

We just bought two new couches from them last year at Belfort Furniture in Northern Virginia.
http://www.belfortfurniture.com

We love them! Also, they are made in Virginia so for us (we live in NoVA) it also supports our state’s economy. Most of the name brands have their stuff made in China.

Andrew

Oh nooooo! Say it isn’t so! Wishing you lots of luck. Keep us posted…

xo,
Sherry