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Let our team of professional designers help guide you in selecting the perfect furniture and home decor for your individual style. Our store is full of the latest styles, fabrics and colors. If we don't have it in stock, there are hundreds of custom options availalbe to you.
Jasper
by Flexsteel
Elegance Meets Functionality
The Jasper sofa redefines relaxation with its transitional appeal and superior comfort. This transitional piece highlights a linear profile with subtle, welcoming curves that will enhance any decor. It is elevated by low, block legs and features a welt trim detail for a touch of elegance. At the heart of each seat, Flexsteel's renowned Blue Steel Spring™ system ensures durability and unparalleled comfort, providing lasting support.
Dawson
by Flexsteel
Sophisticated Style
The ultimate in en-vogue versatility, Dawson brings modern comfort that is adaptable to any space. Build your own sectional with six components available, all in an on-trend tight seat design, with welt-trimmed, bullnose back cushions to seamlessly blend decadent comfort and on-trend flair. Luxury relaxation meets fashionable detailing with ultra plush track arms adorned with a welt trim, and accent pillows in your choice of fabric. Melt into sophisticated style with Dawson.
Drayton
by England
Traditional is Making a Comeback
The Drayton collection is sure to turn some heads. This perfectly scaled traditionally styled sectional features a rolled arm, tight scroll back, and turned leg. Make it an expression of your style with your choice of over 400 fabrics. Available as a sofa, loveseat, chair, and ottoman.
Americana Farmhouse
by Liberty
Clean Lines. Modern Finishes. Neutral Colors.
Modern farmhouse style is largely credited to Joanna Gaines and the debut of the HGTV series Fixer Upper. Her unique style made use of certain traditional farmhouse elements such as exposed beams or shiplap paneling with contemporary upgrades like modern wood floors or appliances and a more neutral color palette with accent colors usually reserved to darker blues or greens. Though she may not have been the only designer working in this style, the show has been a large factor in bringing the style to the masses.
Key Trends Defining Your Home's Interior
1. Earthy, Calming Color Palettes with Bold Accents
Warm neutrals—think mocha, sandy beige, and terracotta—are replacing cool grays and stark whites to create a nurturing base. These hues gain sophistication with pops of deep emerald, burgundy, or mustard yellow accent pieces.
2. Comfort-First & Wellness-Focused Furniture
Deep-seated sofas, zero-gravity recliners, and features like power-headrests, heat/massage, and built-in chargers are now standard in living rooms prioritizing relaxation and ergonomic design.
3. Organic Curves & Fluid Forms
Rounded furniture—from sweeping sectionals to arc-edge tables and crescent armchairs—creates a sense of calm and softness in layouts. They're often paired with sharper accents for visual contrast.
4. Textured Materials & Tactile Surfaces
Bouclé, cut velvet, plush fleece, channel tufting, carved woods, and hammered metals deliver layered sensory interest. Rich textures add depth even to minimalist spaces.
5. Sustainability & Curated Vintage Elements
Eco-conscious materials such as reclaimed wood, bamboo, recycled finishes, and vintage objects encourage sustainable, meaningful design. Locally crafted or pre-loved pieces add character and support artisan creators.
6. Eclectic Nostalgia & Layered Storytelling
“Slow decorating” and nostalgia-core trends encourage gently curated spaces with antiques, patterned accessories, and personal memorabilia layered together intentionally.
7. Personal Expression & Dopamine Decor
Vibrant accent colors, playful patterns, and joy-inducing design allow individuals to reflect personality and emotion in their interiors—often forming focal points in pared-back rooms.