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Furniture has been my bread and butter since the fifties. Here in Mayfair, customers aren’t simply shopping for wood and fabric. Couples step through the door, and they’re all searching for the same thing. A battered old wingback, gives them that. I sent a set of accent chairs to a Grosvenor Square apartment, and living room chair sofa he told me years later it was still going strong. That’s the point with retro. They look for convenience, retro style settees but eventually they realise. Cheap wood snaps, whereas retro lives on.<br><br>This city speaks through its homes. Kensington demands velvet, with velvet chairs. Hackney raw, with funky fabrics. That’s the reality. Let me put it plainly, the right piece will define a home. Mass production never delivers it. I still check the stitching for strength, and I know straight away. History sits with you. If you’re thinking quick buy, pause. Take on a classic wingback, and [https://plamosoku.com/enjyo/index.php?title=Lose_Yourself_In_Deptford_Market_And_You%E2%80%99ll_Spot_Retro_Sofas_Piled_High._They%E2%80%99re_Marked_And_Scarred_But_That%E2%80%99s_Their_Story plamosoku.com] let it settle into your life.