There are two basic materials used in upholstered furniture frames used in making living room furniture. They are solid wood and plywood.  It is true that metal is used in some frame parts. Fiberboard and flakeboard are also used in some promotional frames, but most manufacturers use lumber frames, plywood frames or some combination of the two materials.

There are many claims from furniture manufacturers and retailers about the furniture on display at their showroom or website—about durability, comfort, value, and even about environmental friendliness or “green” qualities.

Malibu-A collection of chair, loveseat and sofa in comfortable curved style.

The horseshoe shape of the chair and the flowing curves of the sofa and loveseat are the hallmarks of the Malibu series.

Vertical stitching accents the tight back both inside and outside the items. A bench type seat is also accented by stitching seams in the sofa and loveseat while the base has an accent welt that flows around the entire piece.

Soho: A collection of chair, loveseat and sofa in Early American style.

The most American Traditional of the EcoSelect offerings, the Soho series features a true wingback style with gently rolled arm and back faces.

The high leg and stretcher are also traditional clues to the uniquely American origins of this classic style. Kidney pillows are supplied standard with the Soho series for that additional element of comfort.

South Beach-A collection of Art Deco chair, loveseat and sofa for today's stylish decorating.

Think Roaring 20’s Deco style comfort and elegance with the South Beach series. The flared rolled arm that softly drops down and to the front, accented by ½” nail head trim to the tapered leg all echo the grace and elegance of that time—as reinterpreted for today’s lifestyle of comfort and function.  The slightly narrow arm roll insures that the scale of the South Beach series will fit in today’s smaller living spaces yet provide the full size comfort desired. The standard foot is the tapered leg, but any of the foot styles can be specified at no additional charge. (if none specified, the standard foot will be used)