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Upholstered furniture renovation. Is it worth it?
Angelina Schultz
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Upholstered furniture renovation. Is it worth it?

Your favorite armchair doesn’t look very good after many years of use. Wondering whether to buy a new one or give it a second life? See how much does it cost to renovate furniture and when is it worth doing it?

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