There are several hardwood species used to make quality wood furniture. The most common are oak, cherry, and maple. For years, consumers wanted wood without “imperfections” like knots, worm holes, or sap pockets.

Leather tanning has been around for centuries. Early man was the first to appreciate the many uses of leather. They fashioned footwear, clothes, gloves, and even armor. Today, leather furniture is prized for its durability and comfort.

Purchasing an adjustable base for your bed might seem like a needless expense.  Sure, it would be nice to be able to sit up in bed without having to stuff several pillows behind your back. However, an adjustable base provides many health benefits you may not have considered.

Amish built furniture is synonymous with quality. It’s a reputation built on word of mouth since Amish craftsmen never advertise. Old word techniques result in furniture able to endure generations and still look and work like new.

Whether you are purchasing your first sofa, chair or recliner, or replacing an old one, there are several things you should consider. Size is one of the most important. Furniture is no different than buying a pair of shoes. Your living room furniture should “fit” you.