Storage does not have to disappear behind a cabinet door to make a room feel more organized. Open wood shelving can keep useful items visible and turn everyday storage into part of the room’s character. Our low farmhouse shelving piece combines a gray-stained top with a white base and a five-foot footprint.
Sometimes the sofa and chairs are in place, but the room still feels as though it is waiting for something. A wood console table can give that overlooked wall or sofa-back area a purpose. Our antique-white turned-leg console adds a warm surface and a defined shape without the depth of a full-size dining piece.
You may still love your dining table and feel that the room needs something more. Before planning a whole new set, consider the furniture around it. A handmade buffet can introduce storage, serving space and a fresh focal point while letting the table you already enjoy remain at the center.
A dining room feels easier to use when everything does not have to live on the dining table. A farmhouse sideboard adds a second surface, a home for supporting items and an opportunity to make the room feel finished. Our five-foot Provincial-and-gray buffet is built around that combination of usefulness and character.
You do not need new cabinets to make room for a better coffee routine. A freestanding farmhouse buffet can become the anchor for a coffee station while adding its own warmth to the room. Our distressed-white and red-mahogany buffet gives you a generous top and open shelves to arrange around your everyday habits.
The first cup should feel like a small pleasure, not a search through three cabinets. A dedicated coffee bar gives your morning routine a home—and gives the room a little more personality. Our charcoal-and-Provincial farmhouse coffee bar brings warm wood, open shelving and a backdrop together in one piece.
Customization feels more reassuring when you can talk with the people doing the work. At Curbside Treasures, we help customers explore changes to our existing furniture designs. Here is why our small-shop approach can make that conversation feel more grounded and personal.
If you are looking for handmade furniture, you probably care about more than filling an empty corner. You want to know who is making the piece and why their work deserves a place in your home. At Curbside Treasures, craftsmanship and personal pride are closely connected.
A furniture order can come with questions a product photograph cannot answer. At Curbside Treasures, you can talk to the shop involved in your build. If direct communication matters to you, these six parts of our approach are worth getting to know.
When you discover a furniture shop online, you want more than a good first impression. You want a business you can actually research. Curbside Treasures has an online footprint built over years, giving you several ways to learn about our work before deciding to buy.
Your next piece of furniture is a purchase you should feel good about long before it reaches your home. At Curbside Treasures, we know that trusting a small shop online takes more than a beautiful photograph. Here are seven reasons to get to know the people behind your next build.
When you are building your own furniture, the supplier behind your parts matters. You want to know what you are ordering and have a place to ask questions. Curbside Treasures brings a furniture-building perspective to DIY products so you can choose your starting point with more confidence.