The Living Room: Where Life Is Shared

The sofa is a silent witness to life at home.
It’s where we laugh, rest, watch movies, share conversations, and sometimes embrace the kind of quiet that speaks volumes.
It’s the heart of the living room  but also one of the areas that suffers the most from daily use.

Between accumulating dust, pet hair, food crumbs, and temperature changes, the sofa can lose its freshness faster than we realize.
However, caring for it doesn’t require much effort just consistency and attention to detail.

Start by vacuuming it once or twice a week using the soft-brush attachment.
Do it calmly, moving along the seams, edges, and underneath the cushions.
Then, prepare a spray bottle with water, white vinegar, and a few drops of lavender or eucalyptus essential oil.
Lightly mist the surface and let it air dry.
Vinegar disinfects and neutralizes odors, while the essential oil adds a relaxing, natural scent.

Avoid perfumed aerosols or strong cleaners that contain alcohol; over time, they dry out the fabric and fade its color.

Blue Tip: If your cushions are removable, rotate or switch their position every couple of weeks. This ensures even wear and keeps them firmer for longer.

The real difference is found in the small gestures — fluffing the cushions, smoothing the fabric, wiping the coffee table.
These simple actions create an atmosphere that feels alive.

Caring for your living room means caring for the spaces where life actually happens.
And when everything is clean and calm, even the silence sounds beautif