Wrapping furniture with CoverStyl
Furniture wrapping
A piece of furniture that fits perfectly in terms of size and function does not need to be discarded just because the colour is no longer right. With CoverStyl, a suitable surface can be given a different texture or shade. Think of a sideboard, tabletop, TV unit or custom-made cabinet. The shape and intended use determine whether wrapping is a good solution.
A good choice starts here
Not every surface and not every application calls for the same approach. These points determine what is both beautiful and technically sound.
A large flat panel is a different project from a chair with narrow curved sections. Edges, profiles, cut-outs and the number of components affect the execution. Use also matters: a cabinet front is subjected to different demands than a table used for eating every day. That is why we choose not only based on appearance, but also on suitability for the application.
A wood look can soften a sleek piece of furniture. A stone or concrete look creates contrast, while a matte color can make a striking piece of furniture feel calmer. By holding the samples next to the floor and window coverings, you can see whether the furniture still works with the room after the change.
If the foundation is solid, keeping a piece of furniture can be an attractive option. However, a damaged, sagging or damp structure will not be repaired with a new finish. We therefore first assess whether the furniture is worth the investment and which parts need to be included visibly.
Send a photo of the complete piece of furniture, details of the edges and corners, and measurements. Tell us how intensively you use the surface and what look you want. This allows the installer to assess the options and preparation required.
Good to know beforehand
A sturdy chest of drawers with an outdated color is a different candidate from a top whose surface layer is coming loose. Check the stability, damage, joints and condition of the veneer or laminate. The film follows the preparation and cannot repair a sagging structure. This prevents you from having an attractive exterior on furniture that is already losing its function.
A cabinet door, wall panel and dining table may each require a different finish. On a table, tableware, cleaning and sometimes heat come together. On a TV unit, visibility and dust are the main concerns. Tell us how you actually use the furniture; the specialist can then recommend a suitable reference or indicate that another solution would be wiser.
You do not have to make every piece of furniture the same. A wood-look chest of drawers can tie in with a floor, while a dark matte cabinet becomes an accent. Pay attention to the proportions: a busy stone pattern on a large piece of furniture has more impact than the same pattern on a small top. We can help you view samples alongside the materials that will remain.
Frequently asked questions
A film can change a lot, but it cannot solve every technical problem. That is why we always assess the foundation first.
No. The shape, material, stability and use determine whether the finish is suitable.
This must be assessed for each tabletop and use, especially where heat, water and intensive wear are involved.
First have the existing finish and any value assessed. A permanent choice for a vulnerable or special object deserves extra care.
That depends on the damage and preparation. Wrapping is not a structural repair.