Smith Brothers Upholstery

In 1900 Leopold Stickley and his younger brother, John George, bought a furniture factory and incorporated it four years later as L. & J.G. Stickley. Their first furniture line, handcrafted mission oak, was an aesthetic that stressed function and beauty. In 1916, changing public taste inaugurated the Cherry Valley Collection that consisted of classic American designs made of solid cherry wood. Considered as one of America's most distinctive cherry lines, Stickley furniture is recognized for its authentic designs and integrity of construction. By 1957, the company was one of the most recognized furniture companies in the United States. In addition to the historic Mission Collection, it also produces traditional 18th century pieces, select pieces from the Williamsburg Reserve Collection, 21st century, metropolitan, French and Stickley Fine Upholstery collections. L. & J.G. Stickley is located in Archdale, N.C.

Swaim Furniture is an extensive resource for unique upholstery and fine occasional pieces for the design community. The company s designer furniture lines consist of upholstered furniture, such as sectionals, sofas, chairs, chaises, benches and ottomans; and occasional pieces, such as lamps, consoles, mirrors, beds, dining tables and chairs. These pieces offer a high-level of customization for Swaim s customers, including a large selection of fabrics and more than 50 wood finishes. Swaim s designer furniture is distributed by independent dealers throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. The company maintains its headquarters and manufacturing facility in High Point, N.C.