Thomasville furniture is traditional, heirloom-quality American-made furniture. A staple of the North Carolina furniture making tradition, the company has been constructing classic furnishings since 1904. Throughout the years, Thomasville has mainly adhered to French Provincial, Chippendale, and English revival styles. Among Thomasville’s most exclusive furniture pieces are low, multi-drawer dressers, dining sets, and bed frames.
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How to Utilize Thomasville Furniture in Your Decorating
Choose the path of least resistance and embrace a traditional interior design aesthetic. Primarily constructed in dark hardwoods and occasionally finished in white and cream paints, Thomasville furniture evokes a traditional design style. The European-inspired aesthetic is comfortable and, at times, borderline ascetic. Therefore, practice restraint and integrate minimal Thomasville furniture pieces in a room. A Thomasville chests of drawers in the corner of a bedroom or a pair of armchairs facing a coffee table in a living room is enough to make a room feel timeless. Tufted upholstery, a moody color palette, and curved and carved furnishings will help complete the look.
The Thomasville furniture catalog also includes impressive statement pieces. Newer iterations of Thomasville furniture come in bold colors, and many of the brand’s Mid-Century styles, including their European revival styles and Bamboo-adorned pieces, have been rehabbed in bright paint hues to fit a Hollywood Regency aesthetic. Find bubblegum pink dressers, bright yellow console tables, and navy blue nightstands on Chairish. If you’re looking to land a Hollywood Regency aesthetic, by all means go wild with colorful accessories. However, if you’re looking to set a more serene scene, layer your painted Thomasville pieces with plenty of neutral accessories to let their paint job shine.
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