1841-320 New Classic Furniture Emilie Queen Footboard

About New Classic Furniture

New Classic Home Furnishings was established in 2000 with a line of bunk beds in a small distribution center in Southern California. The company soon moved to a larger facility and included master bedroom furniture in its product line. In 2003, New Classic Furniture made its debut at the prestigious High Point Furniture Market, and then introduced its first dining room collections, and youth sets. The company marked an important milestone when it introduced its flagship Versaille Collection that established them as a high quality, excellent value leader. Pieces in the elegant Versaille Collection for the bedroom are crafted from hardwood solids with wood veneers and a gorgeous Bordeaux finish. New Classic strives to satisfy todays informed consumers who seek both quality materials and excellent craftsmanship in their home furnishings. Furniture is produced with 100 percent wood drawers, dovetail drawer assemblies, and solid bottoms. The high quality product lines are the result of a strong investment in precision machinery and advanced manufacturing facilities. The company provides a wide range of stylish, durable and affordable furniture with value-based pricing. Furniture groupings are offered for categories including master and youth bedrooms, entertainment, upholstery and dining room furniture. Styles range from traditional to casual contemporary. The Arbor Collection offers master and youth bedroom furniture crafted of birch in a rich Espresso tone. The casual Caramillo sofa collection provides the ultimate relaxing experience, with a dual reclining mechanism, plush pillow top arms, spit back cushions and a leather-like fabric. The Drayton Hall collection provides traditional accents and functional storage for the bedroom. The Franklin Park Collection offers pieces for the bedroom, living room and home entertainment. The bold design adds character to every piece, including the entertainment console that features 11 open shelves for books, decorative items and DVDs. The unit also provides ample space for electronic storage.

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