Colorado Style Home Furnishings Blog

Let There be Light!

Let There be Light! You have picked the perfect piece of furniture, artwork, rugs, mirrors and other décor in your home but your room is not quite finished;  Don’t forget the lighting! The decision between led lighting, floor lamps or table lamps may be the single most important element to complete your room. When properly […]

Family Room Design ideas

By the Design Diva   I’ve had a great time working with the friendly, knowledgeable staff at Colorado Style Home Furnishings to decorate the lovely home at 5 Waterside Terrace. With their help, and the stunning array of furnishings and accessories available at their two showrooms, I have been able to create a series of […]

Caring for Stainless Steel

Warm water and a soft, lint-free cloth are ideal for routine cleaning of this rust-free material. Wipe in the direction of the polish lines and dry with a towel or cloth to prevent water spots. Stainless steel cleaner cloths can help minimize scratching, remove stains and polish stainless steel surfaces nicely. Be sure to test […]

Caring for Brass

  Brass artworks are hand cast in our own foundry, using age-old techniques. Occasional application of an inert wax that does not contain a cleansing agent will preserve the patina of the metal. Avoid using abrasive cloths or polishes that may damage the surface.

Caring for Iron

Regularly dust and wipe clean with a good quality furniture polish twice each month. Avoid using soap and water or any water-based cleaning products on iron as this may cause rusting.

Furniture Care – Etched Brass

The plain brass and etched tops and panels used on furniture require particular care during use and cleaning. Each panel has a rich patina created by a process of natural oxidization that leads to the deep colouration. Because etched brass is created by natural elements, it’s particularly sensitive to certain compounds and liquids, particularly those […]

Furniture Care – Lamp Shades

Lampshades are meticulously handmade by skilled craftspeople. Most shades simply require a light dusting with a feather duster or soft brush to remove dust. Vacuum using smooth, light strokes with the small bristle attachment found on most vacuum cleaners, or gently wipe with a soft, clean cloth.