How to Arrange Furniture in a Long, Narrow Bedroom
Finding the right bedroom furniture for a long, narrow bedroom can be essential for creating a comfortable space that promotes relaxation—but how you arrange your bedroom furniture can also make a difference. When exploring long narrow bedroom ideas, layout strategy is just as important as furniture selection. When you are arranging furniture in a small, narrow [...]
Choose the Perfect Bed Frame for Your Bedroom
The ideal bed frame complements your space, reflects your personal style, and provides lasting support for years of peaceful nights. [...]
How to Choose the Right Furniture for Your Home Office
Solid wood, Canadian-made furniture that is custom-built to fit your space, work habits, and personal style is an ideal choice for your home office. [...]
Choosing Solid Hardwood Furniture for Your Home
Choosing solid hardwood furniture is an investment in timeless style and enduring quality for your home. [...]
How to Choose the Perfect Sofa for Your Living Room
Your sofa is where your family gathers, where you welcome guests, and where you can unwind in the evening. Because a sofa plays such a central role in life at home, choosing a new one requires care. From understanding your room’s dimensions to weighing upholstery options, each decision shapes not just how your living room [...]
Different Types of Wood for Furniture Making
Both hardwood and softwood can be used to make furniture, but your options for furniture made from softwood may be more limited. [...]
What Furniture Goes With Dark Wood Floors?
Typically, light wood furniture and other light furnishings pair well with dark wood floors because they can help balance a room’s design. [...]
What to Look for When Buying Leather Furniture
The best leather furnishings often pair quality hides with caring craftsmanship to deliver lasting luxury, beauty, and comfort. [...]
Why Is Handstone Furniture Unique?
Proudly Canadian, rooted in tradition, and committed to quality, Handstone pieces offer more than just function—they represent a legacy. [...]
