You have finally been given the go ahead!
After nearly six months of remodeling and construction, your home is now finally ready. Although you have been wanting to purchase new furniture during the entire process, your husband made you promise that you would wait to place the order until the work was completed. You have the list of the items that you like the most, but the order has not yet been placed. Now that you know that the work crew will be moving out of the space, however, you cannot wait to place the order that will help really make the new space feel like a home.

You have searched high quality furniture brands online and have realized that you are especially l to more traditional pieces. You like everything from the commercial furniture nailheads that are found in high end hotel lobbies, in addition to the deep colored upholstery fabrics that you have noticed in some of the latest model homes that you have visited.
Now that the kids have grown and are off to college, you can select the pieces that you like the most and can feel free to invest in high end furnishings that will last for years. Although you may not have selected pieces that resemble the commercial furniture nailheads in some of the latest online ads in the past, you are now at a point in your life where you can make choices based on the things that you like the most.

Consider some of these facts and figures about the home furnishings industry and the impact that it has not only commercial and residential spaces, but also on the nation’s economy:

• Vintage furniture is one of the top 10 furniture trends of the 21st century, according to About.com.
• Although it is often more expensive, many people are willing to invest in wood furniture because they expect it to have a life span 15 years longer than other types of furniture.
• Quality and durability are the top two factors U.S. consumers expect from their furniture.
• The majority of consumers who responded to a Furniture Today survey indicated that they prefer furniture that lasts between five to nine years.
• Furniture sales increased by 1.6%, or $8,986 million, in the year 2016, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
• Furniture sales are expected to reach $122 billion by the year 2020, according to Furniture Today.

When it seems like everything old is new again, you might not be surprised that vintage furniture is making a strong reappearance in furniture showrooms across the country. Whether you like vintage or modern pieces, however, there is no denying that having the opportunity to pick out pieces that resemble your favorite commercial furniture nailheads and other details can help you create the room of your dreams.