any furniture stores like Storehouse?

[Anonymous]

I know I'm dating myself but I miss Conrans. Anyone remember their big store in Georgetown on the canal? I wish Conrans would come back to the US.

[Anonymous]

We have a pair of beautiful wrought iron twin beds from Storehouse. My 1980s Conrans stuff (black metal stereo racks, etc.) didn't last, LOL.

[Anonymous]

Also have a sofa from Storehouse that is actually MGBW

[Anonymous]

Stores like storehouse simply white label the big manufacturers lines. Storehouse was basically a marketing and merchandising company. All of storehouses sofas and chairs came from Rowe furniture. Rowe is very common. Belfort carries Rowe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I miss it, too! Have a 14yo sofa that is just now beginning to show wear.

Same!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Also have a sofa from Storehouse that is actually MGBW

Where are you seeing that label? All I see is the Storehouse label.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Storehouse used to manufacture for Crate and Barrel, so look there.

I think some MGBW pieces are similarly shaped.

Storehouse manufactured NOTHING. Crate and Barrel is mainly all off label from China. C & B js pure junk, but marketing and merchandising genius. Believe it or not Rowe is Amerian designed, American made. They mfg in Virginia.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also have a sofa from Storehouse that is actually MGBW

Where are you seeing that label? All I see is the Storehouse label.

All of their leather was MG and a few select pieces. I only know because I'm a designer. And could get the exact same stuff Storehouse was carrying for 30% less without the storehouse label.

[Anonymous]

We got our bedroom set from Storehouse 15 years ago when we were married. Nicest furniture in my home!

[Anonymous]

Sitting at my Storehouse dining room table right now! Wish I could purchase a matching buffet.

[Anonymous]

I have dining room table that came from Store House furniture store and the table top needs to be re-finished but have no idea what the top is made of? Veneer or laminate? Anybody have dining table from Storehouse that might be able to tell me what it might be?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone remember Storehouse? They had nice but very reasonably priced furniture. Is there an equivalent store today? I've looked at West Elm, but friends tell me the quality isn't great.

Yes, we bought most of our furniture from storehouse. I so miss them.