Now, Lou Rodman, owner of Lou Rodman’s Patio, Barstools, & Amish Emporium in Fresno, specializing in U.S.-made furniture, says he hopes it leads more buyers to them. “That’s what we hope to see.

I first moved out of my parents’ house at the height of the Great Recession, when American-made mid-century furniture could still be found at most Goodwills for under $30.

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Lexington’s Bob Timberlake has returned to designing furniture with his Bob Timberlake American Home line, and still insists that it be made in America. Jill Doss-Raines/The Dispatch Pictured are two ...

He says his American Home furniture line doubled its sales over the past year. He credits that surge in large part to customers wanting to avoid high tariffs by buying products made in the U.S.

American-Made vs. Imported: Which Is More Affordable? One big question for consumers is how these global shifts affect the price tags on furniture.

Pierway’s American Made Furniture Mass Appeal / May 20, 2025 / 01:57 PM EDT. If you're in the market for new furniture for your home, and are a little hesitant due to the global economy, there ...

The American-made furniture is part of two separate, sole source contracts with American-based companies: Maryland based Victor Stanley will supply the tables and garbage receptacles for $186,780 ...

This dramatic shift is a direct result of global trade dynamics. China’s share of U.S. furniture imports has dropped from 57% to roughly 36% in the past few years, as U.S. companies moved ...

(MASS APPEAL) – If you’re in the market for new furniture for your home, and are a little hesitant due to the global economy, there’s no need to be hesitate just head down to Pieroway’s.

Chinese-made furniture suddenly cost more, squeezing U.S. importers’ margins or forcing price hikes. Many companies shifted orders to factories in Vietnam, Malaysia, and elsewhere to avoid tariffs.