5 Ways to Spot An Authentic Designer Piece
Copies are everywhere. Don't be fooled!
Original Article: Mike Rivera
Photography: Ebay and Decoratualma (Main Photos) and Albert Labrador
Designer furniture are great investment pieces—the impeccable quality and craftsmanship make them worthy of the hefty price tag. But just like designer bags and shoes, fake furniture pieces can be seen just about anywhere. Protect your hard-earned cash—look for these marks of authenticity before you splurge:Â
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