Pilgrim Furniture City

Bill ’s Bedding is not the largest store in Connecticut. It also is not the oldest. But we are a one store, family owned and operated, full-line furniture store that has served Eastern Connecticut for almost 75 years.<br>

Carroll Cut-Rate Furniture is a family owned and operated business that has been serving Greater New Haven for over 50 years. We offer fine furniture at incredible prices.

It all started in 1936 by Martha and Samuel Gorin. They opened an upholstery shop at 81 Franklin Street in downtown Norwich, known then as the Colonial Upholstery Company. They eventually expanded and became the Colonial Upholstery and Bedding Company. As the years passed, they grew, taking over the four floors of 81 through 87 Franklin Street and renamed the company to the Colonial Upholstery and Furniture Company.

Libby's Torrington Furniture was started over 78 years ago by David Libby and Jack Apter. David became sole owner of the store in 1950. In 1968 David moved the store to its' current location at 104 Main Street. His sons Harry and Jerry joined the family business and eventually took over the store, and have continued to provide the best in sales and service for their customers.

Finding the right futon setup gets easier when you shop with someone who actually specializes in this stuff. Broadway Futon stocks frames, mattresses, covers, and slip covers all in one place, whether you're furnishing a studio apartment or outfitting a guest room. Winter months bring plenty of folks through looking to maximize their living spaces, and the selection here makes it simple to find exactly what fits your home. Browse their collection online and discover options that work for your lifestyle and budget.

We first opened our doors in 1962 as a family business. A husband and wife team named Gordon and Carole Segal, and one (yes, count them... one) eager sales associate who was enthusiastic about their vision. One can only imagine the office parties they had. Table for three, please. Fast forward forty years. And did it ever go fast. Today's Crate and Barrel family has grown to over 115 stores and over 6000 associates nationwide. And, we might add, still growing. While we are proud of our growth and achievements over the years, we feel it is what we fondly call the "3 P's" that has kept our vision and product as fresh and invigorated as the day we opened.

Bringing you the finest Modern Furniture and Contemporary Furniture from around the world. Transform your house into your unique home. In business for 23 years and have thousands of satisfied customers. Canal Furniture will strive to do their best to make your furniture shopping experience enjoyable as possible from your first click to the delivery and use of your new furniture.

Bob's Discount Furniture social network content from facebook and more. Living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, mattresses, etc.

reGeneration is a ten-year-old store dealing in Mid-Century vintage furniture, with a focus on the 50's. The store specializes in vintage pieces from American and Danish designers, such as Florence Knoll, George Nelson, Edward Wormley, Jens Risom, Milo Baughman, Hans Wegner, Arne Jacobsen and Borg Mogensen. The store combines a large selection of everyday pieces with hard to find collectibles, but what really makes it unique among Mid-Century outlets is the consistency in selection, style and price.

Since the start of the company, Charles H. Beckley Inc. has always prided themselves on using the finest hand picked materials on all our products ranging from the hardwoods used in making a boxspring to the blended cotton felt we have sent to us from down south. In addition to that, and most importantly, we believe in the quality of our workmanship. Each piece of custom bedding is all hand made by our skilled craftsman. Throughout the years, even with the temptation of commercial machinery, we managed to keep our manufacturing very personal as to each client's needs. Each mattress is hand filled and hand stitched, each boxspring is hand tied and individually upholstered and so on. That's why we here at Charles H. Beckley Inc. believe in quality to make your custom bed last for generations!

Enduring tradition, superior craftsmanship, an unshakeable philosophy of excellence—these are the bedrock of the Stickley ethic, and the reason that Stickley produces America’s premium hardwood furniture.

At Restoration Hardware, you'll explore an exceptionally well merchandised world of high quality textiles, furniture, lighting, bathware, hardware and amusements. These are products of lasting value, classic design and imbued all with a brand that speaks to superb taste and a free spirited individuality. <br> Restoration Hardware was born of frustration. The year was 1979 and our founder, Stephen Gordon, was restoring his Queen Anne Victorian house in Eureka, California. After spending endless days tracking down missing bits and pieces of authentic period hardware, lighting fixtures and finishes, Gordon found there were a lot of people with the same problems. He sensed a need in the marketplace, found his true calling in life, and opened the first Restoration Hardware store in his home in 1980.

Providing good quality products, and do not impose any unnecessary costs or extra fees. The furniture showroom has more than 24,000 square feet, making us the biggest furniture store of Nassau County NY.

"Your home is your haven and reflection of your life—your memorable experiences for family and friends—and the place you most cherish. Raymour & Flanigan® is committed to helping you achieve your dream of home and express your unique style. Whether you’re furnishing an entire room or simply adding an accent piece for visual flair, we have something to suit every room, every taste and every budget. From classic to contemporary—and everything in between—you’ll find furniture you’re looking for at a price that’s just as appealing."

"Your home is your haven and reflection of your life—your memorable experiences for family and friends—and the place you most cherish. Raymour & Flanigan® is committed to helping you achieve your dream of home and express your unique style. Whether you’re furnishing an entire room or simply adding an accent piece for visual flair, we have something to suit every room, every taste and every budget. From classic to contemporary—and everything in between—you’ll find furniture you’re looking for at a price that’s just as appealing."

Store conveniently located on Route 4 Westbound at the Mall at IV. You'll find beautiful Thomasville furnishings to suit your individual lifestyle. Professional staff and design consultants offer complimentary in-home design services. Visit the Idea Center to create a customized look or room setting.

For over 35 years, with stores from coast to coast, Jennifer has been striving to offer our consumer the best value in Home Furnishings. With a Jennifer Sofabed there's always a place to stay.

For over 35 years, with stores from coast to coast, Jennifer has been striving to offer our consumer the best value in Home Furnishings. With a Jennifer Sofabed there's always a place to stay.

Drawing directly from a century of weaving heritage, this operation transforms raw materials into floor coverings that anchor living spaces with character. The roots trace back to 1914 in the heart of Persian carpet country, where master craftspeople refined techniques passed down through generations. What began as a regional practice evolved into something much bigger when the company planted itself stateside in 1978, bringing that old-world craftsmanship to American homes and fundamentally shifting how people approached rug-making on this continent. Their approach resists the throwaway mentality—each piece carries the weight of tradition while pushing toward what comes next. Winter months bring a particular appeal, as layered rugs add warmth and visual depth to rooms that need grounding during the quieter season, transforming bare floors into inviting anchors that pull a space together.

For over 35 years, with stores from coast to coast, Jennifer has been striving to offer our consumer the best value in Home Furnishings. With a Jennifer Sofabed there's always a place to stay.

For over 35 years, with stores from coast to coast, Jennifer has been striving to offer our consumer the best value in Home Furnishings. With a Jennifer Sofabed there's always a place to stay.

Score quality pieces without the premium price tag. Whether you're furnishing a cozy winter retreat or refreshing your entire home, you'll find recognizable names at prices that won't drain your wallet. The selection rotates regularly, so there's always something new to discover when you stop by.

Walk into this Philadelphia fixture and you'll quickly understand why three generations have built their reputation here since 1920. The Richman family started with a simple belief: families deserve both exceptional pieces and the kind of attentive care you'd get from someone who actually knows your name. That founding vision stuck around through Alan Richman's decades running the shop, where he earned the nickname "Uncle Alan" by genuinely connecting with customers through memorable, personal touches. Today the store carries forward that same warmth—the kind that feels especially welcoming during winter months when you're furnishing a nursery or teenager's room and need guidance from people who treat your project like it matters. You'll find curated selections for young children and teens alongside the unhurried, genuine service that made this place thrive through decades of change. It's the difference between shopping and being taken care of by folks who've been doing this since before most of us were born.

Looking for a way to pep up that dreary old kitchen area? Or just plain bored with your current Kitchen set or Dinette? Then Morrys Dinettes is the place! Where you can choose from an extensive variety of styles, sizes, and colors... we have over 100 barstools and 150 dinette sets on display!

In August 1893, John Willis, Jr. opened his first furniture store on Church Street, opposite St. Paul's church in downtown Norfolk. In 1901, he moved to the comer of Main and Church Streets in Norfolk in the Purcell Building that had been a hotel at one time. In 1912, he was the first occupant of the Mastin Building, later to become Smith and Welton Department Store.