Slipcovers
Custom Slipcovers Transform Furniture
Transform your furniture with slipcovers that give worn or older furniture a new lease on life and add a great custom look to any room!
Slipcovers can give renewed life to any worn or well loved sofa, coach, love seat, or chair giving it a custom look and enhancing the decor of any room. Every slipcover is custom made to your furniture's exact measurements. These slipcovers don't look like slipcovers but resembled well upholstered furniture.
Slipcovers
We have a fabulous selection of fabric for you to choose from and we tailor your slipcover so it's like a second skin for your furniture piece.
Custom Fabric
We work with you at Custom Cushions and More to perfect a great look for your custom slipcover that renews your furniture and gives it new life while providing a new look for your furniture and decor..
A New Look
Slipcover Finishes
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Box Pleats
A box pleat is the most common type of pleat finish on slipcovers. It's formed when two equal folds of fabric are folded away from each other in opposite direction on the front length of fabric. The folds usually meet at the centre back, but they don’t have to meet at the centre. A single box pleat or a grouping of box pleats, depending on the overall visual design can be used as a a finish on a slipcover.
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Kick Pleats
An inverted box or kick pleat is basically how the back of the box pleat looks like. It is formed by two equal length folds of fabric folded towards each another so they meet at the centre of the pleat in front of the fabric.
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Knife Pleats
A knife pleat is actually one of the easiest pleats. In a knife pleat, the folds are pressed to one side in the same direction, which is why they are also sometimes called side pleats. Knife pleats look pretty with a short skirt for an armchair or dining chair where you can still see the chair legs.
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Shirred or Ruffled Pleats
A long rectangle of fabric is gathered at the seam resulting in a full skirt with pretty ruffled folds. A ruffle pleated skirt is soft and romantic in feel. This option in typically used with linens or cottons to create wrinkles for that elegant shabby chic look
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