Upholstery and Fabric at The Kellogg Collection

Kellogg Collection

A comfy sofa and a beautifully upholstered ottoman – what more does one need to relax comfortably in a home? Upholstery is furniture that is padded and covered with fabric. With unlimited fabric combinations, it’s a very easy to customize a piece for your home, and we have a few pointers to provide in the decision making process.
 
The first thing to think about is the actual piece you want. You can browse a small selection of our upholstery offerings right on this website; click through for our chairs, ottomans, sofas and loveseats, and a few pieces in our beds & headboards category. Some of these pieces have variable dimensions to fit your space, for example, a shorter loveseat or a longer sofa.
 
Once you have a vision in mind for your piece, the fun begins: selecting a fabric.

The Kellogg Collection has thousands of fabrics by designers from all over the world.
The Kellogg Collection has thousands of fabrics by designers from all over the world.

If you plan to keep your upholstered piece in a room for many years, you may want to play it safe with a solid fabric in an agreeable, neutral color. That doesn’t mean you have to use a fabric that is plain or boring. Make up for a neutral color with an interesting texture, or select a fabric with subtle pops of a second or third color:

Mackie sits on a neutral chair that’s made more interesting with a herringbone texture and nailhead trim
Chairs
Thanks to the subtle neutral plaid striping, these red chairs are easier to decorate with.
The pop of coral trim on this cream chair makes it a more interesting piece.
The pop of coral trim on this cream chair makes it a more interesting piece.
Green and white chairs flank a sold green sofa.
Green and white chairs flank a sold green sofa. Look by our interior designer Amelia Perez.
Spunky polka dots on twin headboards in a children's room – white and/or blue bedding will always match well. Look by our interior designer Polly McKenna.
Spunky polka dots on twin headboards in a children’s room – white and/or blue bedding will always match well. Look by our interior designer Polly McKenna.

If you’re feeling more daring, cover a piece (or two, or three) with a bold pattern to add personality to a room.

Patterns, patterns: two plaid chairs and a cheetah print ottoman.
Patterns, patterns: two plaid chairs and a cheetah print ottoman.
A bold gray and white armchair with a hot pink and white pillow. Look decorated by Diane Litz.
A bold gray and white armchair with a hot pink and white pillow. Look by our interior designer Diane Litz.
A pink-and-green plaid upholstered bed. Look by our interior designer Debbie Blair.
A pink-and-green plaid upholstered bed. Look by our interior designer Debbie Blair.

The best thing about upholstered furniture: If you fall out of love with a fabric, give it a new look by re-upholstering it with a fresh new fabric! Come in to one of our four locations in D.C., Baltimore, McLean or Richmond for a free consultation on your next piece of upholstered furniture.
 
All images (c) The Kellogg Collection.

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