Types of Furniture:

• Living Room: Sofas, coffee tables, TV stands, bookshelves, recliners, and entertainment units.

• Bedroom: Beds, wardrobes, dressers, nightstands, mattresses, and storage units.

• Dining Room: Dining tables, chairs, buffets, and cabinets.

• Office Furniture: Desks, chairs, filing cabinets, conference tables, and shelving.

• Outdoor Furniture: Patio sets, outdoor chairs, tables, and loungers.

• Custom Furniture: Offering custom-made furniture can attract customers looking for unique or made-to-measure pieces.

Styles:

• Modern/Contemporary: Sleek, minimalist designs with clean lines.

• Traditional: Classic designs often featuring ornate details and wood finishes.

• Rustic/Farmhouse: Furniture made from natural materials, often with a distressed or weathered look.

• Mid-Century Modern: Characterized by simple, functional forms and an emphasis on wood and clean lines.

• Industrial: Featuring metal, wood, and raw finishes, often with a vintage look.

• Scandinavian: Minimalist designs with an emphasis on functionality and simplicity.

• Materials: Offer a range of materials such as wood, metal, glass, leather, fabric, and composite materials. Highlight the durability and aesthetic appeal of the materials you use.

• Residential Customers: Homeowners looking to furnish their living spaces with quality, stylish furniture.

• Businesses and Offices: Offices, co-working spaces, and commercial establishments that need functional and attractive furniture for their spaces.

• Interior Designers: Partner with designers who are sourcing furniture for their clients.

• Custom Furniture Enthusiasts: Customers looking for personalized furniture to match specific dimensions, styles, or preferences.