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Although both materials could work in a children's playroom or study, upholstery is more suitable for a sofa in your kid's room. While leather is more durable and easier to wipe down, it's also more expensive, requires regular maintenance, and may not be as cozy for kids to sit or play on.
On the other hand, upholstered sofas come in a wide range of colors and patterns that appeal to children. They're softer and warmer to the touch, and fabrics like microfiber are particularly suitable as they are durable and easy to clean.
The best fabrics for kids' sofas are easy to maintain and durable. Since spills and stains are inevitable when there are kids in the house, you want a fabric that's resistant to odors and easy to clean without fading or losing color. Also, fabrics that can withstand frequent use and are resilient to wear and tear are best. Finally, choose a darker color to hide stains between cleanings. Common options include:
Play couches or sofas are great for children in a wide age range, from 18 months to eight years old. As the name suggests, these versatile pieces of furniture are perfect for imaginative play, providing a space for children to climb, sit, and rest. They're also excellent creative tools for building forts, tunnels, or obstacle courses.
Play couches are lightweight. They're made of durable foam that supports physical activity while being safe and easy to move around. Most designs are also modular, allowing children to use their imagination and rearrange them into different shapes.
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