Resource Furniture opened a new showroom in the Seattle Design District recently.
NEW YORK — Resource Furniture, the home furnishings brand known for its wall beds and other space-saving products, announced the opening of a new showroom in the Seattle Design Center.
Open by appointment and to the public, the 3,000-square-foot showroom features the most wall beds, for which the company is renowned, of any Resource Furniture showroom across the country outside of its New York City flagship. The Seattle showroom has new products such as a customizable wardrobe collection and the Giro transforming table and features a working design station and resource library.
“We are thrilled to announce our new Seattle showroom, which has just opened its doors in the recently renovated Seattle Design Center,” said Resource Furniture co-founder Ron Barth. “As the second-fastest-growing real estate market in the nation, and one of the leading cities for micro-housing developments, Seattle was a natural fit for Resource Furniture’s expansion. The city’s high cost of living and tight housing inventory has led to a multifamily housing boom.
“Our collection of transforming and multi-functional Italian furniture — from multipurpose wall beds to transforming tables and seating — is uniquely suited to multifamily and micro-projects, giving tenants the added comfort and flexibility of a two- or three-bedroom home while significantly maximizing the return on investment for developers.”
Seattle is home to many of the smallest micro-apartments in the United States, and the city consistently ranks among the top metro areas investing in high-density housing.
“Clients come to us from far and wide to add flexibility to their homes, whether that’s to add a hideaway home office for remote work, carving out extra sleeping accommodations for guests, or transforming a studio apartment to function more like a two-bedroom residence,” said Challie Stillman, vice president of sales and design at Resource Furniture. “We offer unique, beautifully designed solutions that simply couldn’t be achieved with conventional, static furniture. Our transforming furniture isn’t just functional, it is designed with aesthetics, longevity and sustainability in mind — every piece in our collection is built to last a lifetime.”
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