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About

A furniture shop in Moncton

Sofas, sectionals, dining sets, beds and mattresses, in a showroom you can walk around. Here is what we sell, how buying works, and how far we go.

A pale corduroy U-shaped sectional seen from behind, with a console between the seats
The showroom

There is no cart on this website

That is deliberate. A sofa is a thing you sit on and a mattress is a thing you lie on, and neither of those can be done through a screen. Seat depth decides comfort more than firmness does, and you cannot feel seat depth in a photograph.

So this site is here to do the part that works in advance. Work out what will fit, what to measure, what the labels mean, and roughly what you are looking for. Then come and sit on it.

Most people who come in are furnishing somewhere new, or replacing something that has finally given up. Either way the useful thing is usually a measurement and a straight answer.

What we sell

Furniture for the whole house

Five categories, from the sofa in the living room to the mattress nobody thinks about until it is missing.

The guides

We write the boring part down

Every category carries a buying guide written for somebody buying one for the first time. What to measure, what to look at, what the labels actually mean, and which questions are worth asking before you pay for anything.

Sofas

Measure the way in, not just the room

Read the guide

Coffee tables

Match the height to the sofa seat

Read the guide

Dining tables

Clearance decides the size, not the table

Read the guide
Where we go

Moncton, and the towns around it

The showroom is in Moncton and these are the towns around it. Each one has a page with the collection, the services and the way to reach the shop. Whether we deliver to yours is worth asking before you buy rather than after.

See the areas

Towns near the showroom. Ask about delivery to yours.

Rolls of upholstery fabric stacked on shelves
Fabric swatches pinned to a board

Come and sit on it

Bring the measurements that decide it: the doorway, the turn at the top of the stairs, and the wall the piece has to go against.