High end furniture makers ?

[john_sf]

I've browsed through all of Ethan Allen, RL Home, and Stickley and have not found what I'm looking for ...

What are some other makers of high end furniture ? I'm looking for higher quality than, say, restoration hardware...

Thanks.

 

[BrianVarick]

I don't know much about furniture quality, but I feel like restoration hard wear is a few notches above Pottery Barn and on par with Ethan Allen. Do you have Arhaus in your area? Or if you can lean towards a more modern aesthetic then look into what DWR and Room and Board have.

 

[BrianVarick]

Maybe also look for custom furniture builders if you're in a well populated area?

 

[rollafan]

Baker & Henredon might work for you..

 

[v0rtex]

What're you not finding at the mentioned - quality, style, price?

 

[Arthur PE]

for living room, etc., although it can serve anywhere depending on style
Herman Miller
Knoll
Skyline
Modus

http://www.allmodern.com/Living-C29049.html

http://www.dwr.com/basket.do

 

[whallyden]

Thos. Moser, Hickory Chair, Henredon, Baker, Karges, Harden, Stickley and Hancock & Moore.

 

[hopkins_student]

Henkel Harris

 

[Medwed]

Go Antique, definitely.
Anything that is made after 1950s/60s is made for ever growing number of poorly-educated American consumers whose ideas of quality and aesthetics have been developed in the atmosphere of cheap disposable ****. Even custom furniture makers are incapable (in large part) to produce furniture that compares favorably to what have been made 70 to 200 years ago.

 

[Superfluous]

Hancock and Moore

 

[hrb]

B&B Italia, INFORM, though if you're looking to retain value, the classics mentioned above are likely a better investment.

 

[curzon]

If you're looking to purchase new items then look here: http://www.roche-bobois.com/

You're better off purchasing antique items from Art & Crafts, Art Deco or even Empire style if you have the $$$$

 

[tesseract]

http://www.jonasworkroom.com/

 

[murray3648]

if you are looking for high end bespoke furniture try www.curvecraft.co.uk

 

[CHenry]

The estate workshop of designer and craftsman George Nakashima in Pennsylvania: http://www.nakashimawoodworker.com