Saturday, December 24, 2011
Saturday, December 17, 2011
The Pallucci Equation
Friday, December 2, 2011
New Arrivals at Pallucci's
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Vancouvers Craziest Furniture Prices Continue This Weekend
Saturday, November 12, 2011
The Search for the Single Sofa Bed
Friday, October 28, 2011
Customer Appreciation at Pallucci Furniture
Friday, October 21, 2011
We're seeing red...it's Pallucci's Crazy Sofa Sale!
Romola Red Crazy Sofa Sale |
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Brought in by popular demand: Pallucci Tub Chairs in White!
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Pallucci Delta Cream Leather Loveseat
Thursday, September 15, 2011
New Coffee Table Arrival At Pallucci Furniture Vancouver!
Coffee Tables Vancouver
Friday, September 9, 2011
Sectional designs!
Monday, August 29, 2011
A Sofa by Any Other Name?
First off there is a Couch. Most people here seem to use that exactly the same as sofa. When discussing these items, settee is also an appropriate term, although not as commonly used in Vancouver.
Now one other word that is frequently used is Chesterfield. In Canada, this seems to be used interchangeably with sofa as well, although it usually refers to a big, over-stuffed sofa like the one below. In England, this refers to a specific type of couch and is more a name brand.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Monday, May 30, 2011
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Floor Model Sale
Sunday, May 15, 2011
MASSIVE STORE SALE
Monday, May 9, 2011
How to create a Cohesive Living Space?
Picking a sofa that you love is one of the first places to start. A sofa is usually a focus point in a room. Measure the space that you have and take some time to think about materials (fabrics, leathers), colours, shapes (sectionals, loveseats) and finally your budget.
When it comes to the whole room a quick rule is to pick a few colours (3-4 to start) that compliment each other and stick with them. Don't be afraid of using strong bright colours or patterns either. Choose which colour(s) are the main colour(s) of your room and which are accent colour(s) to be scattered here or there in the form of cushions or fresh flowers.
What is the focus in your room? Do you want everyone to notice your gorgeous new fireplace or is the furniture the focal point? What is the function? Is it a room TV room for your family of young energetic children? Perhaps the pristine monochromatic white look that you love is not the most practical, but you could always compromise by adding plenty of white accessories.
Ask yourself these questions while you do a little research. Look through magazines or go online. There are plenty of bloggers out there with fantastic style ideas! Clip the pictures you like and go from there!
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
The Wait is Over
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Sunday, April 17, 2011
NEW! Convertible Sofas
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Featured Sale Products this Week!!
The Bella black leather 3 division Sofa $499:
Also on sale this week is the black Coby Loveseat $449:
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Last Piece Blow-Out Sale on a Sectional!
This comfortable modern sectional is great for families! Relaxation at its fullest is found in the Shannon's plush seating and back cushions. Now only $999 for the sectional and ottoman. No tax and free delivery also included!
Monday, March 28, 2011
La vie artistique
So you've got your furniture all set up and organized the way that you like it. Now it's time to do something about your bare walls. We found this great article on art work location and design elements from the Style at Home E-zine. They say that many people tend to hang their artwork a little too high and their stylists recommend differently.
If you're looking to dress up that space above your sofa then Style at Home says hang it no more than 6-8 inches above your couch. If you're placing artwork on a wall without anything in front the general recommendation is around eye height, so 60-65 inches from the ground to the center of the art. While it might feel a tad low when you're actually placing it on the wall, when you stand back it'll look completely natural. And fantastic of course!
Dream a little. Go with one big picture or shake it up a little with a cluster of frames in varying sizes. Don't let rules stifle your creativity, they are meant as general guidelines, if you think it looks good then that's what matters.
Check out the full article at:
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Trials and tribulations of small living spaces
Choose a focus and a purpose for your room. If you like entertaining then the focus might be on your loveseat and chair.
Accessorize with chairs and a smaller sofa like a loveseat. The end result looks fantastic and still allows you to have a sofa in the living space. If seating is really limited and you're an entertainer also consider investing in some stackable chairs and plenty of pillows. The chairs are portable, good for outside and easy and small to store.
Finding an ottoman that is padded on top but opens up. It makes a great seating location if you throw a few pillows on it and it's also storage unit. At the same time it does double time as a table and don't forget it's always a handy place to prop up your feet!
Keep in mind baskets, as they can fit under tables or chairs and provide additional storage. They also look more organized when placed on shelves or in cupboards then various knickknacks would.
Finally, don't be afraid of colour! A simple trick is to stick to 1 or 2 main colours with 1-3 accent colours. Experiment with patterns as well. Too much colour and pattern can overwhelm a room regardless of size, but used well it can really enhance a small space.
We love hearing tips and feedback! Let us know if you have other ideas for small spaces.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
How to recycle your keyboard
What we constantly find amazing is how recycling and art naturally go hand in hand. So all you DIYers rise up and get creative!
For a better close up, this entire lounger in made using keyboards. Here's a closeup below:
This was found on a really cool website: http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/re-use-design-furniture-discarded-laptop-keyboards-were-used-to-create-armc
Monday, March 14, 2011
Spring Clearing
Featuring 3 models: the Bella, the Riley, and the Shannon.
The Bella Loveseat has been marked down to only $499! Available in black, we've only got one left in the store. Its matching sofa is going for $599. Hurry in! It isn't going to be here for long!
The price for the Riley sofa in cream has been slashed to $599. Seats are memory foam and with all leather uppers, this sofa's a deal!
The Shannon sectional is on sale for $1349. Price includes a matching ottoman, free delivery in the lower mainland and there's no tax! So $1349 is the price, no added costs!!
Monday, March 7, 2011
Saturday, February 26, 2011
WORLD'S FASTEST FURNITURE
Monday, February 21, 2011
Kid Friendly Furniture
Leather sofas love children and pets. Easy to clean and durable, what more could you want?
Little spills also wipe off easily with a damp cloth, before it soaks right through. More cleaning suggestions can be found at http://www.palluccifurniture.ca/FAQ.
Dog and cat fur is easily wiped off from leather. Much easier than always getting out the vacuum or the de-linting brush. Generally, cats don't like clawing leather furniture either so your sofa will stay intact longer and be safe from your fluffy family member.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Cuddle up this Valentines'
Friday, January 28, 2011
The 4 F's of Sofa Shopping
The stylist, Courtney Jones, breaks the process down into the 4 F's: Form, Frame, Fabric and Fill.
FORM describes the shape. What shape do you need and how much space do you have? What functions will this sofa fulfill? Are you looking for a great comfy sectional for family movie nights? Or an economical and chic 2 and 3 seater for a small condo? Form should be your first consideration.
FRAME is the next step. Jones recommends checking that your sofa is made with a hardwood frame. We at Pallucci's couldn't agree more. This is what holds your sofa together and affects durability and lifetime. This is why, with all Pallucci sofas, all of our frames are made with birch, a hardwood, and both glued and screwed together.
Once you've decided on the shape and made sure the "bones" of the sofa are solid, then comes the third step, FABRIC. What colours, textures and materials are you looking for? Pallucci's specializes in leather sofas. Easy to maintain, with high durability and breathability, you don't have to panic when guests come to visit. Just dust off the dog fur, plump the pillows and your couch will look brand new!
FILL is the final consideration. Often forgotten, fill is important. The fibers used in Pallucci sofas keep their shape so your back cushions will stay plump and supportive. All of our seat cushions are made with memory foam so sitting down the seat will mold, but it will spring back as soon as you stand. Also it's long-lasting and tops the list in comfort!
Finding the perfect sofa is all about research and quality. It's an investment piece for your living space and comfort and style are top concerns. So come check out Pallucci Furniture and see how we've made that happen!
Find the article at http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2011/01/28/prweb8098449.DTL