by Deidre Woollard The incredible two-seated throne above has had a long history. The black walnut furniture with pierce-carved armrests formed from integrated winged lions was once installed in a castle in Bavaria. Later they…

Close to our office in Prinsep Street, where the Indian Football Association is located, is a rag-and-bones shop. It is heaped with used newspapers and sundry other magazines and miniature mountains of scrap and loose…

By DANIEL PERSON Chronicle Staff Writer There’s no saying where towering gothic thrones made of carved black walnut were planned to go in “The Pinnacle,” the spec home at the Yellowstone Club promised to be…

By Cami Marshall Undated -- October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and even furniture makers are getting in on the battle against cancer. Read More

FORT WORTH — Dozens of pieces of furniture, lamps, rugs and an assortment of other items seized from a furniture store for unpaid taxes will be auctioned Wednesday downtown. Read More

By EMERY P. DALESIO (AP) RALEIGH, N.C. — Ah, the recliner. The American invention that linked lazing in the living room to television and frozen dinners is one of the few bright spots in a…

Yesterday I sat through a six-hour meeting of ASTM-International’s subcommittee on furniture safety. ASTM sets consensus-based, voluntary standards followed by industry. Its committees are comprised of manufacturers, trade organizations, test labs, and a few of…

Customising recycled furniture is a beautiful way to help the environment By Emma Love You may recycle but the question is: do you 'upcycle'? Interior designers are not only re-using plates, glasses, furniture and other…