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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We did a trip to High Point and it's true there is a huge selection. But 95% of it was very traditional/90s and not our style at all.

We did ultimately find something we liked but it was a retailer that has a local shop as well.

So not worth the trip for us at all. Maybe if you like more traditional/90s ish furniture it's worth it. 
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Well, if gray wash is your thing. . .[/quote]

No, I was looking for US-made, solid wood pieces with clean lines. Considering mission.

Saw endless showrooms full of this crap: 
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[img]https://st.hzcdn.com/simgs/f201e1e409b9af4b_4-4605/home-design.jpg[/img]
[img]https://s.yimg.com/aah/yhst-96405782831295/verona-traditional-beige-floral-sofa-with-ornate-cherry-frame-finish-22.jpg[/img]
[img]https://i.pinimg.com/originals/66/85/9f/66859f3a9f175e9ff59b7b899f0d7612.jpg[/img]

And when I'd describe what we wanted, the sales people would pull out a catalog. OK....so glad we made the drive so we could just look at a catalog....

If you want a huge selection of affordable options, go to Belfort.

If you want high-quality furniture, our local stores have better options. Random Harvest, Creative Classics, Sheffield, Hardwood Artisans.

No need to drive to NC. 
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Yes, this  is exactly what people were buying  in the 70s. And still have.  [/quote]

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