Traditional Sofas

Description

From the Manufacturer For more than a century, the name Broyhill has been associated with fine-quality furniture. Throughout all that time, the guiding force that has defined the company and its products has been a commitment to quality and value. Today, the Broyhill brand is one of the most recognized brands in the industry. Broyhill has achieved this success through a commitment to superior craftsmanship and product innovation. Thomas H. (T.H.) Broyhill made his initial investment in furniture manufacturing in 1905 in Lenoir, North Carolina. In 1919, T.H. Broyhill became the majority owner of Lenoir Furniture Corporation, manufacturing bedroom and dining room furniture. As early as 1924, Broyhill began marketing its products at the new American Furniture Mart in Chicago. In 1926, James Edgar (J.E.) Broyhill, T.H. Broyhill's brother, established Lenoir Chair Company and expanded the company's product line into upholstery. By the 1970s, Broyhill Furniture Industries, Inc. had pioneered the use of assembly line techniques and had become one of the largest and most respected state-of-the-art furniture manufacturing companies in the industry. Today, Broyhill is part of Furniture Brands International, the world's largest manufacturer of residential furniture and the parent company of Lane, Thomasville, Henredon, Drexel Heritage and Maitland-Smith.

Features

• End table from Broyhill Furniture's Junctions collection; with power strip charging station and 1 drawer for organization
• Crafted in oak and other hardwoods with cross-cut oak veneers; low storage shelf with fretwork design
• Blends Arts & Crafts and Asian styles; drawer features metal bail handle and positive stop
• Matching pieces available for separate purchase; avoid use of vinyl coverings and hot or wet items on lacquer finish
• Measures 24 inches wide by 27 inches deep by 24 inches high; limited 1-year warranty

Description

From the Manufacturer For more than a century, the name Broyhill has been associated with fine-quality furniture. Throughout all that time, the guiding force that has defined the company and its products has been a commitment to quality and value. Today, the Broyhill brand is one of the most recognized brands in the industry. Broyhill has achieved this success through a commitment to superior craftsmanship and product innovation. Thomas H. (T.H.) Broyhill made his initial investment in furniture manufacturing in 1905 in Lenoir, North Carolina. In 1919, T.H. Broyhill became the majority owner of Lenoir Furniture Corporation, manufacturing bedroom and dining room furniture. As early as 1924, Broyhill began marketing its products at the new American Furniture Mart in Chicago. In 1926, James Edgar (J.E.) Broyhill, T.H. Broyhill's brother, established Lenoir Chair Company and expanded the company's product line into upholstery. By the 1970s, Broyhill Furniture Industries, Inc. had pioneered the use of assembly line techniques and had become one of the largest and most respected state-of-the-art furniture manufacturing companies in the industry. Today, Broyhill is part of Furniture Brands International, the world's largest manufacturer of residential furniture and the parent company of Lane, Thomasville, Henredon, Drexel Heritage and Maitland-Smith.

Features

• Stylish coffee table from Broyhill Furniture's Junctions collection; tabletop slides open to storage compartment
• Crafted with cross-cut oak veneers and solid oak and other hardwoods; medium brown lacquer finish
• Blends Arts & Crafts style with Asian influences; with metal hardware and corbel supports for tabletop
• Matching pieces available for separate purchase; avoid use of vinyl coverings and hot or wet items on lacquer finish
• Measures 44 inches wide by 28 inches deep by 19 inches high; limited 1-year warranty

Description

From the Manufacturer For more than a century, the name Broyhill has been associated with fine-quality furniture. Throughout all that time, the guiding force that has defined the company and its products has been a commitment to quality and value. Today, the Broyhill brand is one of the most recognized brands in the industry. Broyhill has achieved this success through a commitment to superior craftsmanship and product innovation. Thomas H. (T.H.) Broyhill made his initial investment in furniture manufacturing in 1905 in Lenoir, North Carolina. In 1919, T.H. Broyhill became the majority owner of Lenoir Furniture Corporation, manufacturing bedroom and dining room furniture. As early as 1924, Broyhill began marketing its products at the new American Furniture Mart in Chicago. In 1926, James Edgar (J.E.) Broyhill, T.H. Broyhill's brother, established Lenoir Chair Company and expanded the company's product line into upholstery. By the 1970s, Broyhill Furniture Industries, Inc. had pioneered the use of assembly line techniques and had become one of the largest and most respected state-of-the-art furniture manufacturing companies in the industry. Today, Broyhill is part of Furniture Brands International, the world's largest manufacturer of residential furniture and the parent company of Lane, Thomasville, Henredon, Drexel Heritage and Maitland-Smith.

Features

• Elegant coffee table from Broyhill Furniture's Modern Country Classics collection; with 2 drawers and 1 shelf for storing odds and ends
• Wood veneer and solid hardwood construction with deep cherry lacquer finish; adorned by corbel supports and flared legs
• English dovetailed drawers with round knobs and positive stops to prevent drawer spillage
• Matching living room furniture available for separate purchase; avoid the use of vinyl coverings, hot dishes, and damp items
• Measures 48 inches wide by 28 inches deep by 18 inches high; limited 1-year warranty

Description

From the Manufacturer For more than a century, the name Broyhill has been associated with fine-quality furniture. Throughout all that time, the guiding force that has defined the company and its products has been a commitment to quality and value. Today, the Broyhill brand is one of the most recognized brands in the industry. Broyhill has achieved this success through a commitment to superior craftsmanship and product innovation. Thomas H. (T.H.) Broyhill made his initial investment in furniture manufacturing in 1905 in Lenoir, North Carolina. In 1919, T.H. Broyhill became the majority owner of Lenoir Furniture Corporation, manufacturing bedroom and dining room furniture. As early as 1924, Broyhill began marketing its products at the new American Furniture Mart in Chicago. In 1926, James Edgar (J.E.) Broyhill, T.H. Broyhill's brother, established Lenoir Chair Company and expanded the company's product line into upholstery. By the 1970s, Broyhill Furniture Industries, Inc. had pioneered the use of assembly line techniques and had become one of the largest and most respected state-of-the-art furniture manufacturing companies in the industry. Today, Broyhill is part of Furniture Brands International, the world's largest manufacturer of residential furniture and the parent company of Lane, Thomasville, Henredon, Drexel Heritage and Maitland-Smith.

Features

• Southwestern-influenced round coffee table from Broyhill Furniture's Casa Grande collection; 1 shelf for storing odds and ends
• Crafted with oak veneers and hardwood construction; distressed rustic lacquer finish
• Geometric fretwork design on tabletop; features decorative wraparound aprons and antique nail head trim
• Matching living room furniture available for separate purchase; avoid the use of vinyl coverings, hot dishes, and damp items
• Measures 38 inches wide by 38 inches deep by 20 inches high; limited 1-year warranty

Description

Broyhill Breakwater Panel Bed 4298-PANEL-BED. The Breakwater Panel Bed by Broyhill will help maximize your bedroom space with its smaller footprint. Enjoy this updated cottage look of the Breakwater Bedroom Collection with its black stain finish, casual wooden knobs with metal inserts, turned feet, and bead board accents to make the most of your bedroom without sacrificing your own personal style. Features: Durable construction. Stylish and practical furniture design. Combination of hardwood and softwood solids, cherry and other hardwood veneers, and wood and/or simulated products. Black Stain Finish Updated Cottage Style Includes slats Superior Craftsmanship Part Breakwater Bedroom Set by Broyhill Furniture Dimensions: 4298-260 4/6-5/0 Panel Headboard - W66-1/2 D1-3/4 H58 4298-261 5/0 Panel Footboard w/ 3 slats W66 D4 H28-1/2 4298-450 5/0-6/6 Bolt On Side Rails L82 D1 H6 4298-262 6/0-6/6 Panel Headboard - W82-1/2 D1-3/4 H59-1/2 4298-263 6/0-6/6 Panel Footboard w/ 3 slats W82 D4 H28-1/2 4298-450 5/0-6/6 Bolt On Side Rails L82 D1 H6 4298-262 6/0-6/6 Panel Headboard - W82-1/2 D1-3/4 H59-1/2 4298-263 6/0-6/6 Panel Footboard w/ 3 slats W82 D4 H28-1/2 4298-455 6/0 Bolt On Side Rails L86 D1 H6 4298-292 Nightstand W28 D17 H27-1/2 Some assembly may be required. Set Includes: 1 Breakwater Panel Bed

Features

• Collection:
• Furniture Style: Traditional
• Type: Wood
• Furniture XO offers free shipping on all furniture by Broyhill
• Category: Beds

Description

From the Manufacturer For more than a century, the name Broyhill has been associated with fine-quality furniture. Throughout all that time, the guiding force that has defined the company and its products has been a commitment to quality and value. Today, the Broyhill brand is one of the most recognized brands in the industry. Broyhill has achieved this success through a commitment to superior craftsmanship and product innovation. Thomas H. (T.H.) Broyhill made his initial investment in furniture manufacturing in 1905 in Lenoir, North Carolina. In 1919, T.H. Broyhill became the majority owner of Lenoir Furniture Corporation, manufacturing bedroom and dining room furniture. As early as 1924, Broyhill began marketing its products at the new American Furniture Mart in Chicago. In 1926, James Edgar (J.E.) Broyhill, T.H. Broyhill's brother, established Lenoir Chair Company and expanded the company's product line into upholstery. By the 1970s, Broyhill Furniture Industries, Inc. had pioneered the use of assembly line techniques and had become one of the largest and most respected state-of-the-art furniture manufacturing companies in the industry. Today, Broyhill is part of Furniture Brands International, the world's largest manufacturer of residential furniture and the parent company of Lane, Thomasville, Henredon, Drexel Heritage and Maitland-Smith.

Features

• Clean-lined, sophisticated end table pairs perfectly with leather and earth-toned decors
• Whisky-colored travertine top in staggered rectangle design; chocolate-finish metal frame
• Bottom support bars create lower shelf for storage or display
• Additional Acoba accent tables available
• Measures 23 inches wide by 25 inches deep by 25 inches high

Description

From the Manufacturer For more than a century, the name Broyhill has been associated with fine-quality furniture. Throughout all that time, the guiding force that has defined the company and its products has been a commitment to quality and value. Today, the Broyhill brand is one of the most recognized brands in the industry. Broyhill has achieved this success through a commitment to superior craftsmanship and product innovation. Thomas H. (T.H.) Broyhill made his initial investment in furniture manufacturing in 1905 in Lenoir, North Carolina. In 1919, T.H. Broyhill became the majority owner of Lenoir Furniture Corporation, manufacturing bedroom and dining room furniture. As early as 1924, Broyhill began marketing its products at the new American Furniture Mart in Chicago. In 1926, James Edgar (J.E.) Broyhill, T.H. Broyhill's brother, established Lenoir Chair Company and expanded the company's product line into upholstery. By the 1970s, Broyhill Furniture Industries, Inc. had pioneered the use of assembly line techniques and had become one of the largest and most respected state-of-the-art furniture manufacturing companies in the industry. Today, Broyhill is part of Furniture Brands International, the world's largest manufacturer of residential furniture and the parent company of Lane, Thomasville, Henredon, Drexel Heritage and Maitland-Smith.

Features

• Clean-lined, sophisticated coffee table pairs perfectly with leather and earth-toned decors
• Whisky-colored travertine top in staggered rectangle design; chocolate-finish metal frame
• Bottom support bars create lower shelf for storage or display
• Additional Acoba accent tables available
• Measures 48 inches wide by 26 inches deep by 19 inches high

Description

If you love the look of flea market treasures but long for the durability of new furniture, explore the Attic Heirlooms Collection. These furnishings only look old with the weathered and distressed details it usually takes years to achieve. Enjoy the vintage look you love and the functional features you need, these Attic Heirlooms will be around for a long time to come. This versatile table has design that correlates with each style and finish to match living room, bedroom or dining room furniture in this collection. This table features a tray top and three shelves for displaying decorative accent accessories to add design value and character to your living room. Place this table next to a sofa or chair and use its spacious antique wood top for a lamp, photos, or other decorative items.