Frequently Asked Questions

Hardwood offers timeless natural beauty and can be refinished multiple times, while luxury vinyl plank resists moisture and heavy foot traffic better. LVP is often the smarter choice for kitchens, basements, and homes with pets or young children.

A designer meets with you to assess your space, goals, and budget, then presents curated recommendations covering furniture, flooring, and window treatments. From new builds to full remodels, the process guides every decision from initial concept through final installation.

Consider switching when carpet shows persistent staining, odor retention, or visible wear patterns that cleaning can't resolve. High-traffic areas and allergy-prone households benefit most from upgrading to hardwood or luxury vinyl, which are easier to maintain long-term.

Fabric choice, frame construction, size, and configuration all influence the final price of a custom piece. Performance fabrics and hardwood frames cost more upfront but offer significantly better durability, making them a stronger long-term investment than mass-market alternatives.

Yes — lined draperies provide an extra layer of insulation against cold windows, which is especially valuable during Idaho's harsh winters. Layering draperies over cellular shades compounds that benefit while giving you independent light and privacy control throughout the day.

In a living room, the rug should be large enough for all key furniture legs to sit on or just touch it — too small a rug makes a space feel disconnected. In a dining room, the rug should extend at least 24 inches beyond the table on all sides.

Not at all — backsplash tile protects walls from moisture, grease, and heat behind cooking surfaces while dramatically enhancing the visual character of a kitchen or bathroom. Choosing a tile that complements your countertop and cabinet finish creates a cohesive, professional result.

Flooring material and color should be locked in first, since every other design decision — furniture upholstery, rug tone, window treatment fabric — is best chosen against a confirmed floor finish. Getting flooring right early prevents costly mismatches later in the process.

Sectionals maximize seating capacity without requiring extra accent chairs, and their modular configurations adapt to a wide variety of room layouts. Choosing a customizable sectional also lets you dial in the exact fabric, depth, and armrest style for your household's lifestyle.

Quality blinds typically last 7–10 years before fading or mechanism wear becomes noticeable, while well-made draperies can last considerably longer with proper care. Sun exposure is the primary culprit — UV-protective linings extend the life of both and protect your furniture and flooring.

At Classic Interiors, interior design services — including spatial planning, textile selection, and custom furniture guidance — are complimentary when you purchase your furnishings through our showroom. There is no separate design retainer or consulting fee required. Stop in at our Idaho Falls location to schedule a consultation and see how we can bring your space together from floor to ceiling.

Yes, Classic Interiors combines custom furniture with full-service interior design under one roof in Idaho Falls. You can work directly with a designer to select pieces built to your specifications while receiving guidance on layout, textiles, and finishes — all in a single showroom visit.

A store that pairs custom furniture with in-house interior design saves you the cost and coordination of hiring a separate designer, and ensures every piece is chosen with your full space in mind. At Classic Interiors, that design guidance is included with your purchase, so your selections work together cohesively rather than in isolation.