For home decorators looking for an individual style, mass produced furniture, no matter how attractive, will never replace the distinctive look of custom furniture. Manufacturers of mass produced furniture keep their costs down by creating their products from veneer, but to compare custom furniture with the low cost option is not really a fair comparison. Veneer furniture products serve a particular section of the market looking for low prices, but often that can be false economy as full timber custom furniture rarely needs replacing over time, unlike the veneer product which will need replacing in under 5 years.
Apart from the obvious functionality provided by furniture Brisbane, consumers use their favourite pieces to combine with other decorator items such as soft furnishings, floor coverings and light fittings as a vehicle to express their taste. While all types of furniture can address this need, custom furniture is able to deliver pieces that are as unique and individual as their owners.
By using quality timbers such as Tasmanian Oak, Tasmanian Blackwood and Hoop Pine, manufacturers of custom furniture are creating pieces that, if properly maintained, will not only outlast any veneer product, but often gains value over time. This makes custom furniture a very viable investment option, rather than a one-off cost that must be incurred several times in a lifetime to maintain the overall quality appearance of the dwelling.
Quality timber custom furniture provides the home owner with the flexibility to have the furniture fit into existing spaces by having it made to specific measurements. This is much more preferable to the limited options available in veneer furniture. Because it comes directly from the factory as a completed product, it is often the case that an entire house needs to be rearranged to fit a purchase of new future into the dwelling.
By working with custom furniture designers, the customer is able to choose the materials, the style and the finish to complement the bedroom furniture Brisbane already in the home. This maintains a consistent style through the premises, as opposed to mass produced furniture, which often leaves a patchy result in terms of theme and quality.
Since custom furniture is created with the input of the customer, it doesn’t date like the mass produced product, and several years down the track, new pieces can still be created which blend in with older items. By purchasing custom furniture, the home decorator is investing in a unique product that will stand the test of time, and makes a statement about quality and individuality.