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		<title>Futon Sofas</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Japanese are the ones who started the futon bedding system. Actually, they used the word shikibuton, meaning mattress; it was the Americans who named it a futon. Unlike the Japanese, the American concept included the mattress, the convertible furniture it sits on, or both.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Japanese are the ones who started the futon bedding system. Actually, they used the word shikibuton, meaning mattress; it was the Americans who named it a futon. Unlike the Japanese, the American concept included the mattress, the convertible furniture it sits on, or both.</p>
<p>Basically, a futon acts as a sofa during the day and is converted into a sleeping space at night. Some of the futons have wooden frames that can be folded and put away to save space. The futon sofa has cushions that are usually stuffed with cotton batting and that can be found in a wide range of colors, sizes and fabrics. Those used to sleeping and sitting on a futon sofa rave about the good back support it provides. Another plus point of futon mattresses and cushions is that they can be conveniently moved outdoors to air out. Sometimes, the futon sofa may need some assembly. The most important thing to do while assembling the sofa is to take your time; it is best to devote a whole afternoon to assemble it. It is advisable to take an inventory of the parts of the sofa before starting. And, you should read the instructions not once, but twice for clarity. If using power tools while assembling the sofa, be careful as these tools are so strong that they may over-tighten or strip out the hardware used to hold the frame together.</p>
<p>The Americans first became interested in futons in the early 1970s, due to the increased interest in Eastern culture and because the inexpensive furniture produced a novel furnishing idea. Most of the futon sofa users are students, first-time homeowners and apartment dwellers saving on space. The American futon has improved with the usage of top-of-the-line hardwoods for the frame with a wide palette of wood finishes from oak to mahogany. In the beginning, futon mattresses were covered with durable but plain materials; however, today, its covers are available in luxuriant colors and fabrics from rich brocades to lush tapestries. Futon furniture, and futon sofas, have become quite popular and are here to stay for quite some time.</p>
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		<title>Small Sectional Sofa</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[You may think that sectional sofas are so 1970&#8217;s, but the fact is, there are many styles of sectionals available today.  You can purchase a sleeper sectional or a large sectional sofa.  But, if you have space issues in the room you are furnishing, a small sectional sofa is a great option.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You may think that sectional sofas are so 1970&#8217;s, but the fact is, there are many styles of sectionals available today.  You can purchase a sleeper sectional or a large sectional sofa.  But, if you have space issues in the room you are furnishing, a small sectional sofa is a great option.</p>
<p>A small sectional sofa is great when you need to put a lot of seating in a little space for bringing people together in a social setting. By using a sectional, even a small one, you can put five or six people in a space that would normally only fit three or four.  Additionally, using different configurations with ottomans can add even more seating in your space.</p>
<p>Having a small sectional sofa can be a good way to bring your family into one place for some quality &#8220;together&#8221; time.  Gathering around the sofa watching TV, talking or playing a board game, everyone can be close by on a sectional.</p>
<p>Some sofa sectionals have recliners on one of both ends.  These are great with the home theatre craze gaining momentum.  There are actually sofas built for media rooms.  These are usually smaller pieces and may have drink holders in addition to the recliners.</p>
<p>If you are going to shop for a sectional sofa, it is best to look for a sectional at a place where you can choose each piece individually or as a whole.  If you find a set you like, but it is not big enough or it is too big, you can add or subtract pieces to fit your needs.  It also gives you the ability to mix and match colors if you want a more funky look.</p>
<p>Sectionals are available in modern, traditional, and country styles &#8211; upholstered in fabric, microfiber and leather. They&#8217;re also available as sleepers, too. They&#8217;re just as popular today as in the &#8217;70&#8217;s and they serve the same purpose&#8230;provide a lot of seating without using a alot of space.</p>
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