St. Patrick’s Day is upon us, and we’re super excited to share our favorite green and gold design trends with you! Bring these looks into any home for a fresh update. Here’s our St. Paddy’s must-haves that will have you feelin’ lucky all year round! 1. Jade Chest Our Jade chest is a phenomenal…
St. Patrick’s Day is upon us, and we’re super excited to share our favorite green and gold design trends with you! Bring these looks into any home for a fresh update.
Here’s our St. Paddy’s must-haves that will have you feelin’ lucky all year round!
1. Jade Chest
Our Jade chest is a phenomenal way to bring a dramatic pop of green into any room. We can just about guarantee it will be the first thing your guests will compliment upon walking into your room!
2. Uttermost Delphine White Accent Chair
This chair is a total glam statement that will stand out in any room with its crisp white faux shearling, contrasted with a striking gold thick stainless steel frame. This accent chair would even make leprechauns green with envy!
Who needs a pot of gold when you can have a shiny, stunning gold and crystal chandelier?!
4. Rondo Sofa
This rich emerald green mohair reminds us of the deep greens of Irish bluffs in the springtime.
5. Gardner Tufted Metal Ottoman
Irish eyes are certainly smiling at this rich emerald velvet tufted seat ottoman with a gold metal base. Pull it up to a vanity, pair two of them in a living room, or add a touch of Irish glam to your bedroom.
The blue-green in this mirror takes us right to the Irish seaside!
7. Uttermost Keeva Agate Stone Shadow Box
This shadow box showcases a striking emerald green agate stone with white veining, accented with hand-painted gold edging. This is sure to add a touch of Irish glam to your bedroom.
We love this sleek statement piece with subtle pops of sage green balanced with soft gold. It would bring instant glam to an entryway, dining room, or living room.
STEAL THE LOOK You don’t have to live in Montecito or Santa Barbara to get the look of the beautiful outdoor oasis that was the setting of the latest groundbreaking royal interview. The interview that took place in the backyard of a mutual friend of Oprah’s and the Sussex’s, had the perfect California backdrop, complete…
You don’t have to live in Montecito or Santa Barbara to get the look of the beautiful outdoor oasis that was the setting of the latest groundbreaking royal interview.
The interview that took place in the backyard of a mutual friend of Oprah’s and the Sussex’s, had the perfect California backdrop, complete with lush landscaping and an outdoor table adorned with succulents. The wicker chairs added a simple organic element that tied it all together and added a balance of comfort and style to the relaxed setup.
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Reach out to a Smithe designer to bring a similar look to your backyard or shop from the items below!
Santa Barbara Teak Lounge Chair
Calvin Klein Kathmandu Outdoor Rug
The Carlton Chesterfield Sofa is a timeless addition to any decor. The beautiful, detailed tufting and classic nail trim along the arms and base make this a client favorite. This product is part of our Quick Ship Stocked Collection, which means we stock it locally at our Itasca warehouse for immediate delivery or pickup! …
The Carlton Chesterfield Sofa is a timeless addition to any decor. The beautiful, detailed tufting and classic nail trim along the arms and base make this a client favorite. This product is part of our Quick Ship Stocked Collection, which means we stock it locally at our Itasca warehouse for immediate delivery or pickup!
No matter your style, a Smithe designer can make the Carlton Chesterfield sofa work in your space.
a. Pair this sofa with the Cole Chair, a beautiful, upholstered dining chair in a luxurious mauve velvet and ivory washed finish.
b. Pull-in reflective finishes with the Wyatt Cocktail Table and a pair of champagne finished etageres made with iron and glass.
c. Add large-scale wall art, like Alger’s Ascend. Its golden channels highlight beautiful tones of blue and gray that breeze through this celestial painting by Alger. The piece is wrapped in black wood molding.
d. With pops of your favorite feminine color and reflective finishes, you will have the perfect amount of glam in your living space.
a. With a sleek and sophisticated look, traditional elements nod to classic styling.
b. The Lind Button Tufted Wing Chair is not only stylish, but it’s also super comfortable. The classic tufting and neutral ivory fabric pairs beautifully with the Carlton Chesterfield sofa in your Refined Traditional space.
c. Our Sherwin Industrial Etagere features a six-shelf design, offering fun display options. This staggered multi-level shelving uses reclaimed pine framed in iron with an aged black finish.
d. The Umberto Chandelier has an abstract appeal that can cross many stylistic lines. The chandelier is made of wrought iron in a brass finish, and this eight-light gold chandelier has black metal shades set into the angular composition made of thin spiked lines. The table photographed has been discontinued, but we recommend the Chicago Coffee Table to get the same look and feel.
a. The Poppy Round Ottoman is the perfect piece for your California Coastal styled room. Laid-back styling makes the Poppy an easy fit in almost any space – and it’s large enough to set a good-sized tray on when you need a little extra table space.
b. This Molten Chandelier has an inherent beauty of variation in texture and size for a stunning modern appeal. It looks perfect when placed above the Carlton Chesterfield sofa.
c. The accents from the Lincoln Lounge Chair and the Reagan Swivel Chair will add an intriguing geometry to your space. The neutral fabric paired with natural elements like greenery and light wood creates a relaxed SoCal vibe that will make you forget you live in the Midwest! The framing of the Lincoln Lounge Chair is stunning from all angles and sure to impress guests.
a. Go a little Boho or a lot! The Carlton Chesterfield sofa is a neutral piece that allows you to have fun mixing textures, adding pops of color and greenery to achieve the perfect Boho vibe.
b. Stunning forces of nature are captured in the Hudson Cocktail Table, as spalted primavera wood is hand-shaped into a cylindrical silhouette. Reflective of woods natural character, slight color variance is possible, making each table one of a kind.
c. The Emmitt Leather Lounge Chair combines upholstery, solid wood, and hand-hammered tapered solid steel into a highly functional, exceedingly comfortable, and ultimately, beautifully modern silhouette.
d. Add the Hemp Gail Chandelier and Indian Rider Artwork for a beautiful addition to your Boho space.
It’s no surprise that Covid-19 has impacted many businesses leading to delays across nearly every industry, including furniture and design. People are spending more time in their homes – eating every meal around the same old table, watching TV on the same old sofa, doing work from the same old desk or makeshift workspace, and…
It’s no surprise that Covid-19 has impacted many businesses leading to delays across nearly every industry, including furniture and design.
People are spending more time in their homes – eating every meal around the same old table, watching TV on the same old sofa, doing work from the same old desk or makeshift workspace, and going to bed on the same old bed and mattress… It’s no surprise that people are looking at their furniture and saying, “It’s time for a change!” Walter E. Smithe has been busy helping our clients find new furniture that makes all that time at home more enjoyable.
But with that increase in demand, there comes even more pressure on an industry already greatly impacted by the pandemic due to staffing shortages at manufacturing plants and shipping yards. What that means for our clients? Furniture that used to take 6-10 weeks might now take 16-18 weeks.
Now that’s not to say everything is delayed. Clients working with a shorter timeline have lots of quality options in our Quick Ship Collection, which from order date to delivery, takes 4 weeks or less. If the piece is in-stock at our warehouse in Itasca, it can be available for immediate pickup or delivery. If this sounds like your timeline, just mention “I need Quick Ship” to your Smithe designer, and they will hook you up.
Maureen Smithe received this picture from an industry partner and friend, taken in Newport Beach, CA on February 4, 2021. “Those lights in the sea are all container ships waiting to unload at Long Beach, CA. Per Maureen, “My friend has never seen anything like this in her 40+ years of living there. We have goods waiting on those ships. And our domestic factories have supplies waiting on those ships. Which is just one reason why our industry is facing so many delays.”
Just this month, Maureen received another message from an industry partner in Texas following the devastating winter storms there. Maureen summarized it, “Due to the extreme weather in Texas, many of our domestic upholstery manufacturers are now dealing with unexpected and unprecedented shortages in foam. Many of the key polyurethane foam suppliers remain shut down in the Gulf region, and these plants remain uncertain of repairs and time needed to get the plants running at full capacity again. Without foam, many furniture factories are only operating 2-3 days a week instead of 5-7. As a result, we expect additional delays on some orders. We are monitoring the situation daily.”
Fortunately, Smithe orders get priority with our manufacturers because of the longstanding relationships we have with them. In fact, just this week we heard from the manufacturer of our best-selling SmitheCraft collection letting us know that they have secured 4 TONS of our #1 selling fabric so they can fulfill our orders. If you stop into a Smithe showroom, you can check out the fabric on our Milford and Louise sectionals.
Ordering from Smithe will get you the best possible service and quality furniture during this uncertain time. We like to say it’s best to “get in line” with your order now, as we have no way of telling what future delays caused by the pandemic will look like.
To learn more about industry delays, we recommend you read https://www.vox.com/the-goods/21509105/back-order-furniture-heat-lamps-appliances-supply-chain
Still have that hideous worn-down sofa from senior year of college? What about the hand-me-down recliner that you bought for $5 from the Salvation Army? Many of us look at antiquated, unattractive furniture as just that – a piece of trash that’s managed to avoid being thrown to the curb for far too long. Well,…
Still have that hideous worn-down sofa from senior year of college? What about the hand-me-down recliner that you bought for $5 from the Salvation Army? Many of us look at antiquated, unattractive furniture as just that – a piece of trash that’s managed to avoid being thrown to the curb for far too long. Well, today, we’ve gathered experts who will encourage you to look at that recliner or old sofa with a fresh set of eyes. Read on to discover the endless ways you can breathe new life into an old piece. Whether you’re in Golden Valley or Miami Beach, we’re sure you’ll find something to inspire you. Enjoy!
We speak with many customers who have updated the interior of their home and now their old furniture doesn’t fit the decor. We can generally update their existing furniture to match the color scheme of the new look. With a new color, finish or upholstery, we can make out of date styles and color, current. – Sacramento Furniture Restoration
Yard Sale Finds. Trash Day Rescues. Grandma’s Relics! So many of us have them lying around our house…sometimes out of sentimental obligation and other times out of functional need. Whichever the case, those pieces of furniture can be transformed into something beautiful and beloved! If you have a mis-mash of design, paint can pull together varying styles and eras off furniture together by giving it a consistent color palette. Or, take that favorite piece of furniture and make it a stand-alone statement piece with a decorative paint treatment or pop of unexpected color! If you’re struggling with color choices, pull from your textiles…like throw pillows, drapes or rugs. We know that picking color can be a challenge, so bring in your pictures, fabric samples and idea boards and we’ll help you with a cohesive design and color plan for your furniture pieces! – Knot Too Shabby
You’ve got that old leather couch or high quality (be it old) fabric chair that needs to be replaced. Or maybe you’ve found a wonderful piece at a vintage shop that is begging you to take it home to refinish it. Easy and affordable right?
Before undergoing the journey of such furniture repair you need to ask yourself a few key questions:
First sand with 180 sanding grit and work your way up to 220. Finish prep by vacuuming, a tac cloth, and lightly steel wool (grade#0000) in between coats of primer (using a good primer like Benjamin Moore). Then use high-quality cabinet paint like Benjamin Moore Advance. This paint is amazing and great for high traffic, heavy use and kid’s grimy fingers. This paint doesn’t need a top coat and can be wiped down when dirty! – Everything Karupped
Paint can magically transform almost anything in your home, from furniture to decor items, and even fabric. It’s an amazing way to save old furniture that’s destined for the dump, or to restore sentimental heirlooms and give them a whole new look that will be loved by a new generation. So before you spend all your hard-earned money on brand new furniture and decor, get creative with paint and relove what you’ve got instead! But be warned, it’s addicting! – Country Chic Paint
Looking to give your kids an activity table to play on? Simply find a used table online, whether an old activity table or a coffee table, so long as it is made of wood and is sturdy it doesn’t matter how it looks. Just head down to the hardware store and pick up a can of spray paint, which not only will add a splash of color to your kid’s room, but will make the table look brand new as well. If your kid is into Legos, you can take the project one step further and use a double-sided gaffer tape to attach Lego baseplates to the table top, and now they will have a surface that they can build on as well. – DSA Factors
There are limitless ways to give furniture and living spaces refreshing, unique updates that can change the entire look and feel of an interior. In fact, I’ve built my entire business around teaching students how to create their own high end, hand made home furnishings and accessories. If you think you’d like to reupholster your sofa yourself, get that idea out of your head. You’ll die of boredom before you reap the rewards. Instead, create (and I mean make them yourself) very chic, trendy pillows filled with down inserts. Lush cushions will scream ’style and quality’ and nobody will notice your well-loved sofa. Choose small pieces if reupholstering is your goal. DIY-ers can do a good job of reupholstery if they do some research and watch come videos. I have a group of online upholstery courses and it surprises some people that teaching upholstery online really does work. A unique textile thrown over the back of a chair or sofa is a clever disguise for a tired old piece of upholstery. Keep big pieces neutral, add punch with pillows, an ottoman or a bench, and of course, art—even your own art. Clear out the clutter. Less is more. Allow your space to showcase who you are and what your life is, but restrain yourself. A few interesting pieces will always be showstoppers compared to a room full of every piece of your treasured stuff. Have fun with it and learn the tricks to creating the kinds of spaces you like to see. And most important of all, stop and realize how great you feel after creating a warm, inviting, stylish surrounding for you and your family. That’s the gold. – Homeroom
If your neutral-colored sofa is making your room feel neutered, throw a pillow (or ten!) on it. Nothing more instantly and effortlessly refreshes a sofa or armchair than a smattering of decorative pillows. Create a bespoke (and budget-friendly) look by mixing store-bought and custom-made pillows. The sky’s the limit with custom pillows–bold fabrics, varied shapes and sizes and funky trims are our go-to design details. – Revitaliste
New hardware can make a world of difference on wood furniture. From yard sale finds to out-of-fashion hand-me-downs there are a ton of ways to revamp and reuse otherwise great furniture pieces. Have no fear, it’s not hard either. Remove any handles or knobs and add a coat of primer. Once dry, add at least two coats of your color choice. Go with white for simple and classic or bold colors like green or blue to make a statement. Grab a new set of knobs or handles from your local hardware store and… now you’ve got a whole new piece of furniture that will last for years to come! – Big Sandy Superstore
Accessorizing can transform a room. It can bring color into a drab or boring room or tone down a room that is too busy or in need of reigning in. Throw pillows and throw blankets, rugs, greenery, florals, artwork, interesting sculptural pieces and other home décor items can be all that your room needs and it doesn’t require a costly new furniture investment. There are inexpensive options available for all of these items, but sometimes you can look no further than your own home- do some swapping room to room or “shop” your basement or attic for cool hand-me-downs from your grandma or souvenirs from your travels. Just be careful not to overdo it- a cluttered room is not calming or beautiful. I work with clients on a limited budget quite often who hate their rooms and think they need to invest in replacing the large furniture items, and it turns out they have good bones to work with, so we do an accessory makeover instead and the rooms just shine! – Walter E. Smithe Furniture & Design
I always say that a traditional piece of furniture upholstered in modern fabric is the best way to give old furniture new life. Another way to transform an old piece is to just change out the legs. There are beautiful acrylic (screw in) legs that can be purchased for sofas and chairs that will transform any piece from blah to fantastic. – Ruthie Staalsen Interiors
Older furniture is often built sturdier than the MDF pieces you’ll find in stores today so don’t throw it away! Remember that wood can be stained, painted, or resealed. Fabric can be updated with simple craft dye. If a piece of furniture doesn’t match your home, you can even update the style by adding custom appliques, new legs, or removing gaudy trim details to modernize it. Take a step back and look at the item to determine specifically which parts don’t jive with your taste. By updating just those parts, you could have a brand new piece of furniture you love in just a few simple steps! – Teri Moore Home
Furniture upholstery done well should first take the item down to bare-bones and then build it back up. The wood frame or corner blocks may need reinforcement or repair. Springs may need replacing to give better support and comfort. This will ensure the chair lasts for another two or three decades.
Finally choose the upholstery fabric wisely, keeping in mind how frequently the piece is used, where it is placed, and how much sunlight it will get. For durability, choose a fabric with a Wyzenbeek score of at least 20,000 for furniture that will be used daily. Avoid red colors, as these typically fade quickly in brighter lights. Finally, choose a pattern that fits well with the chair style.
When all this is put back together by a professional upholstery specialist, you will have a chair to cherish and will last a long time. – D&N Upholstery
We recommend applying a cleaner/conditioner product specific to that particular type of leather once or twice a year. For example, a Full Grain Full Aniline Nubuck leather requires a Nubuck cleaner/conditioner but a Full Grain Full Aniline Berkshire or Brompton leather requires their own respective cleaner/conditioner. It’s crucial to use the correct treatment for the leather you have or you’ll risk discoloration or in a worst-case, destroying your leather. Using the right product can reinvigorate your leather to bring it back to life for years to come. When you have the product in hand, always follow directions and apply it first to an area on your piece which you cannot see like the underside of a cushion before applying to the entire piece. This will show you how the rest of your leather will look once applied. – Leather Groups
Time to blow the dust off the cover and rack’em up. The cleaner your balls are the longer your cloth will look like new (a good brushing won’t hurt either. Sometimes it’s best to get a new cloth applied on your table to inspire the family back into the game room. If shuffleboard is your style, change it up with some wax. – West Penn Billiards
I think the best way for someone to tackle a project is to contact a local expert to see what supplies they could purchase from them. This will also help them learn what they will need and can possibly get remnant fabric at a discount. Caning can be covered over or carefully cut away to look as if it was never there. Leather can be touched up and recolored using the right methods. – Kristin Ottesen Upholstery
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As we enter a winter like no other where the theme is “stay at home,” many of us are realizing that our homes are in serious need of some comfort and/or function… and we need it fast! Enter Walter E. Smithe Furniture’s Quick Ship Collection. Whether it’s custom upholstery, case pieces, or finishing touches, we’ve…
As we enter a winter like no other where the theme is “stay at home,” many of us are realizing that our homes are in serious need of some comfort and/or function… and we need it fast! Enter Walter E. Smithe Furniture’s Quick Ship Collection. Whether it’s custom upholstery, case pieces, or finishing touches, we’ve got you covered, and we can get it to you in under a month. If you’ve recently been searching for furniture, you may think that you just misread that last sentence, however, you read that correctly- we can get you high-quality (in some cases even custom) furniture in under a month.
As it has with many other industries, Covid has caused a massive ripple effect in the furniture industry’s production and supply chains as well as an increased consumer demand for home furnishing leading to a huge furniture shortage. Our team recognized this struggle and has sourced high quality product as well as partnering with American factories that will prioritize our clients’ Quick Ship custom orders. One such factory is right here in Chicago!
No matter what the category- living room, bedroom, dining room, home office, or smaller spaces like entryways, we have beautiful, high-quality options. In need of some inspiration? Here are some of our favorite Quick Ship rooms!
The Chill Living Room
This room was practically designed with Chicago Januarys in mind! With its down blend bench cushions and no shortage of throw pillows and back cushions, the Chill sectional was built for curling up with a cozy blanket and watching tv, scrolling social media, or taking a nap. We show it in a beautiful white Worry Free fabric, but this sectional is custom order, so you can select the fabric of your choosing and have it custom built and delivered to your home in under four weeks. We’ve paired it with our classic Eaton chair- that can also be custom built quick, as well as tables and accessories that can be delivered in less than a month. Click here to shop the Chill II Living Room.
The St. Clair Bedroom
These are the days of hitting snooze. No rushing to make the train or dropping the kids off at school… most days, there is no place we need to be, so sleeping in might even be a possibility. No better time to give yourself a beautiful and serene bedroom to enjoy day and night! Our St. Clair bed has a handle of fabrics of all colors to choose from and it’s made locally in Chicago for an extra quick delivery. We love it with our Justin nightstands- the soft finish and iron legs and hardware balance so nicely with the shelter bed. Those Justin nightstands are stocked locally, so we can also get them to you fast. Click here to shop the St. Clair Bedroom.
The Bristow Dining Room
Our Bristow dining collection is a best seller for many reasons- we have three finish options, two round dining table sizes as well as three rectangular sizes, and matching dining chairs and sideboards. With a clean, modern trestle base, its versatile & timeless design allows it to work in so many different style situations and it can be dressed up for a very formal dining room or dressed down for a more casual kitchen eating area. Quite possibly the best part about it? We stock it locally so it’s part of the Walter E. Smithe Quick Ship Collection! Click here to shop the Bristow dining room.
Need furniture fast? Get in touch with your Walter E. Smithe designer today! Don’t have one? Let Walt personally select one for you by clicking here or stop into one of our 10 Chicagoland and NW Indiana showrooms. Our designers are experts in the Quick Ship world and can guide you to choices that fit your needs, style, and budget and can be delivered in under a month! They can help you in your home, in one of our 10 showrooms or virtually.
Design Through The Decades Never a dull moment at Walter E. Smithe Furniture & Design these past 75 years and furniture design trends have held one constant- they are always changing! We have watched countless trends flow through our showrooms and clients’ homes and it’s always fun to speculate “what’s next?!” 1940’s The 40’s…
Design Through The Decades
Never a dull moment at Walter E. Smithe Furniture & Design these past 75 years and furniture design trends have held one constant- they are always changing! We have watched countless trends flow through our showrooms and clients’ homes and it’s always fun to speculate “what’s next?!”
1940’s
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The 40’s began with World War II just about halting production and design as the country focused its manufacturing on war efforts. When the war ended in 1945, also the year the Walter E. Smithe Furniture came to be, there was a much-needed reemergence in design. With a baby boom and homes in the suburbs springing up, people were more excited about design than they had been in a very long time, however styles for the most part remained sensible and functional. Wood was heavily used- in dark and blond tones- to go with the linoleum floors or wall to wall carpet in the home!
1950’s
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Furniture design began to get more exciting in the 1950’s, as a postwar America embraced a new decade. This was the beginning of Mid-Century Modern design- a design concept that embraced clean lines, minimalism, comfort and sit, simple color and pattern, as well as thoughtful design.
1960’s
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With creativity and self-expression flowing, the 1960’s saw no limits to furniture design using shapes and materials never seen in furniture. Plastic, metal, PVC, glass, and wood were used to create modern and unique designs. With space exploration at the top of everyone’s minds, some modern designs were inspired by space. Vibrant colors and patterns were also swinging as Mid-Century Modern continued to evolve.
1970’s
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Things got groovy in the 1970’s as color was embraced, but perhaps not in the best ways. Burnt orange, avocado green, harvest gold, and brown were the “it” colors and used everywhere- beyond the upholstery and on other items in the home, such as appliances, bathrooms, window treatments, and floor to ceiling carpets.
1980’s
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If there is one thing everyone can agree on about 80’s style, it’s that it was memorable! There was a broad range of trends- anything from super sleek and modern Memphis Design to over-the-top florals inspired by Laura Ashley. Who could forget the color trends of the 80’s- mauve, seafoam green, and coral as well as pastels and neons.
1990’s
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The 90’s were not about minimalism. If it was not blond wood, it was a painted wood- quite often with sponge paint! If it was upholstered, it had a skirt and quite often heavy fringe and collaged fabrics. The late 90’s welcomed a whole new style with a transitional look that was very matchy. This transitional look paired clean-lined, heavy wood pieces with more simple upholstered items.
2000’s
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Tuscany was all the rage in the 2000’s! Think dark, oversized and carved with curved iron designs. Colors were dark- maroons, golds, and hunter greens. Americans were moved and inspired by the book “Under the Tuscan Sun” by Frances Mayes and they wanted to turn their homes into Tuscan villas.
2010’s
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Industrial designs with woods and metals, most notably iron, were all the rage in the 2010’s. It was also the beginning of the curated look- mixing different styles and pieces together to build an eclectic look that is unique to each home rather than using a matching furniture collection.
Today
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The curated look of the 2010’s has absolutely spilled into today’s design trends. Rooms are being curated a bit differently now as organic and natural pieces are coveted and give the room texture as well as a connection to our natural environments. Clean, bright white upholstery works as an easy back drop to this modern-organic look.
Whether your child is heading back to the classroom or spending their school days at home, a dedicated work-space can be a game-changer when it comes to staying organized. Order now and be back-to-school ready by the time the first bell rings. Smithe designers are standing by ready to help you find what works…
Whether your child is heading back to the classroom or spending their school days at home, a dedicated work-space can be a game-changer when it comes to staying organized.
Order now and be back-to-school ready by the time the first bell rings. Smithe designers are standing by ready to help you find what works for your space, style and budget.
*Prices shown below include 20% discount available in-store. Some prices may be higher online. Lower pricing may be possible.
The Camden Collection is a best-seller for a reason. It is completely customizable, from configuration and cushion type to arm, base and back styles and fabric options. Available as a sectional, sofa, loveseat, chair and ottoman. When you choose the Camden, there is no need to compromise, making it the perfect choice for your space.…
The Camden Collection is a best-seller for a reason. It is completely customizable, from configuration and cushion type to arm, base and back styles and fabric options. Available as a sectional, sofa, loveseat, chair and ottoman. When you choose the Camden, there is no need to compromise, making it the perfect choice for your space.
Start dreaming about how you can work the Camden into your home. Smithe designers are standing by and ready to help.
Inspired by casual, coastal California living, the Sawyer Living Room is a comfy spot to kick back and relax. Fresh and inspiring, this design style lifts all of your worries away. See anything you like? Everything in this room is available from Smithe. Shop some of the pieces from the links below, or work with…
Inspired by casual, coastal California living, the Sawyer Living Room is a comfy spot to kick back and relax. Fresh and inspiring, this design style lifts all of your worries away.
See anything you like? Everything in this room is available from Smithe. Shop some of the pieces from the links below, or work with one of our expert designers to help plan your space over the phone, over email or by video chat.
Hand-crafted and on trend, the Sawyer sofa is a win-win for your home. A contemporary take on a scatter back sofa, the Sawyer rests on a recessed contemporary natural oak base. With four back pillows, two large arm pillows, and two small kidney pillows, you get the ultimate in comfort and relaxation.
Don’t underestimate the comfort of this little chair! We love the detailed base and the low back, especially when floating it in a room. The Nelson looks great as shown here in a solid white, but if you prefer something different it’s available in a wide variety of fabrics. Reach out to a designer to learn more.
Stylish, sleek and sexy, this Mid-century modern seat is perfect for kicking back with a good book or relaxing after a long day with a cocktail.
The Woven Octagonal Side Table showcases a uniquely inverted pedestal shape encased in layers of wrapped abaca, creating a pleasant accent piece with delightful two-tone details.
Shop the Woven Octagonal Side Table >
A simple rectangular cocktail ottoman with a twist: a subtle collage of the fabric in perpendicular directions.
