Furniture buyers have thousands of products to choose from at Las Vegas Market, the premier cross-category West Coast Market for furniture, gift, and home décor products. Twice a year, furniture buyers gather at our Las Vegas Market Center to source our 4,300+ resources, including fresh introductions and proven bestsellers from wholesale furniture suppliers around the globe.To get more news about customized furniture, you can visit beour.com official website.

Not only is this twice-yearly buying event to-the-trade only, but registration is free! Register today to connect with buyers and sellers, source all your design needs in one trip, and enjoy world-class accommodations, dining, and recreation when you're done.

Our wholesale furniture distributors and manufacturers provide every style, price point, and design aesthetic, creating a signature West Coast furniture only found in Las Vegas. Check out a few of the many types of furniture manufacturer categories you'll find at Market.
Michael Amini is a full-line home furnishings resource. In addition to bedroom, dining, and living room, they also provide lighting, rugs, accent furniture, soft home, and bath to offer a comprehensive home decorative solution for today's retailer.

Charleston Forge (A242)

Charleston Forge is a working forge in Boone, North Carolina - all their products are made in America. The company manufactures dining, beds, occasional furniture, drink tables, benches, bar stools, and mirrors, using only solid maple or oak.

Crestview Collection (A353)

Crestview Collection offers a full line of accent furniture, portable lighting, accessories, and wall decor for today's home. Crestview has grown tremendously over the past few years with one goal in mind: to provide leading-edge designs and quality products at competitive prices paired with the best customer service in the industry.

Diamond Sofa (B746)

Established in 1992, this California-based urban contemporary home furnishings designer and manufacturer infuses a unique stylistic sensibility into each product. Source from their collections of living room, accent chairs, bed, office, and home accents.

Global Views (A153, A154)

Global Views is a home decor wholesale company with collections that blend various styles to make pieces that are elegant, exotic, refined, and casual. Furniture offerings include upholstery and accent pieces.

JLA Home - Olliix (B448)

Olliix, a JLA Home company, is a wholesale platform providing home furnishing solutions that address the lifestyles of today's consumers. Olliix provides direct online access to over 30,000 SKUs ranging from furniture, bedding, bath, window, and decor. We offer no minimum, drop ship capabilities, transparent inventory feed, and optimized freight.

Done? If you didn't put Irondale, Alabama, at the top of the list, you're forgiven-it's a little off the beaten path. But despite being secreted away in a quiet suburb of Birmingham, Grant Trick's workshop has become a go-to source for designers all over the country. They come to him in search of exquisite tailoring, good vibes and-in a time when big manufacturers are struggling-reasonable lead times.To get more news about furniture wholesale, you can visit wholesalefurnitureonline.com official website.

"We're the ones maybe reaping the rewards of the terrible situation for the larger manufacturers, because now our lead time is shorter than theirs," Trick tells host Dennis Scully on the latest episode of The Business of Home Podcast. "Now we have our own frame shop. ... We have a good foam resource. We can live off our supply much longer. Our supply would last a North Carolina factory 30 minutes, and we can go three months. We've learned how to buy very well."

Of course, Trick didn't get into the business to compete with Lee Industries or Baker on lead times; he initially didn't intend to get into the business at all. He started his career in fashion, then designed window displays for Tiffany's. A West Coast trip took the designer to San Francisco, where, in the thick of the recession, he started working for a custom furniture workroom-his entree into the world of interior design.

After relocating to Alabama to be closer to family, Trick started his own operation in 2010 and has been growing it steadily ever since. Originally, he produced anything and everything, but over the years has built a reputation for custom furniture driven by a fabric-first approach. That, and a lively Instagram presence (few custom upholstery workrooms are as likely to break out into spontaneous sing-alongs) have won the designer a dedicated clientele.
In this episode of the podcast, he shares a CliffsNotes course on what to look for in a quality sofa, offers insight on why custom is booming right now and explains what he's learned from the early stages of launching his own collection. He also weighs in on a hot industry topic-the social-media-driven copy shaming instigated by anonymous Instagram account @DesignWithinCopy.

"I think if you asked everybody who does what we do, from the fancy New York workrooms to the good ones out West, I think we've all made a few Kagan sofas. It is what it is. [But] none of us are branding that or putting our name on it or taking credit for the design of it," he says. "I feel like the internet shaming thing is pretty lame. If kids were doing it, it'd be called bullying. ... I challenge the person sitting on a nameless Instagram account to come sit in this office, which is where I draw furniture, and give me seven sofas you've never seen before. Try it."

A new business celebrated its grand opening on Wednesday afternoon in Leland.Custom Home Furniture Outlet opened at 2062 Olde Regent Way near the Harris Teeter.

This is an outlet version of the Custom Home Furniture Galleries in Wilmington. Co-Owners John and Kevin Gray say they were delivering to Brunswick County about five days per week from the Wilmington location and with Leland continuing to grow, they knew it was the perfect place to expand.

"We felt like in this area, they really wanted it. Houses are selling fast, they need to furnish it when they move in so we've given the option to get it today," Kevin Gray said.The outlet is open Monday through Friday 10 am to 7 pm, Saturdays 10 am to 6 pm, and Sundays 1 pm to 5 pm.