May 15, 2023
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Upholstery & Reupholstery
If your business has custom upholstery, it requires special care. Commercial upholsterers in New Jersey have fielded dozens of phone calls and emails from our satisfied clients asking how they can properly clean and care for their custom upholstery to make it last as long as possible while still looking attractive. Here are some of our favorite tips to keep your custom furniture looking its best.
The single most important thing you can do to keep your custom upholstery looking its best is to vacuum it. At minimum, weekly vacuuming will pick up dirt, dust, and debris before they work their way deep into the fabric. At most, you should vacuum after every spill or crumb drops on your upholstery. Small vacuum accessories and brush tools are a great way to clean a little deeper.
When you hired custom upholstery services in NJ, you had a specific design, color, and style in mind. Don’t wash out these colors with harsh materials! Most upholstered furniture can be easily spot-cleaned with a mild solution of warm water and dish soap. Always dry your custom upholstery as fully as possible, first by blotting with a clean towel, then by allowing it to air dry. For bigger damp spots, consider turning a fan on to dry it faster.
If you get a big stain on your custom restaurant upholstery, should you bring out the bleach? Absolutely not, says the best custom furniture upholsterers in town. Instead, contact the custom restaurant upholstery company who fabricated your piece. They may be able to recommend a situation-specific solution, and if all else fails, they can help you repair your custom upholstery.
When you invest a lot of resources into custom restaurant furniture, you know it needs the best maintenance. Keep your custom furniture upholstery in its best shape with these tips, or contact the team at CN Millwork in NJ with questions about your upholstery project.
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Jayme developed a love for design early in life watching her father, Barry Colyer, build a real estate business. By showing a customer what a home could be, rather than only what it was, he ranked as one of New Jersey’s top realtors year after year. Jayme was by her father’s side as he used his experience in real estate to expand into a successful house flipping business, and inherited her father’s ability to view space in that same manner of “what is possible.” Her father consulted her regularly to help design the layout, features, and fixtures of his flips.
Jayme graduated from Rutgers University and started her career in pharmaceutical sales. She spent a decade in sales in this highly competitive market helping her father as needed on the side. After her father passed in 2012, she realized she wasn’t completely fulfilled. She took a leap and accepted a position at a large banquette fabrication shop which led to an Account/Project Manager position. She managed the Starbucks account and completed well over 100 projects successfully before bowing out to start CN Millwork & Custom Furniture Design.
Ken always enjoyed working with his hands and cut his teeth in the construction trade at a very young age working with his grandfather on residential projects. He attended the University of Vermont to obtain his Bachelor Degree and supported himself during that time by working for GW Savage Construction on everything from demolition, to chem sponging salvageable materials, to framing and build outs, all the way to project completion. After graduating, Ken held a number of sales and customer service positions in the banking, finance, and insurance industries. Through it all he kept his own shop open on the side, working nights and weekends in wood, metal, and acrylics.
After a decade of operating in this manner and experiencing some drastic life changes Ken decided to return full time to the industries he loves. For several years he worked for fabrication and construction companies in purchasing, sales, and project manager roles while fabricating orders from other companies on his down time. This constant grind continued until he and Jayme made the decision to break out and form CN Millwork & Custom Furniture Design.
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