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The benefits of buying American made furniture go beyond your own home. Yes- furniture made in the USA tends to be of higher quality, but it's also better for the planet and the economy.

Quality American Furniture

Once upon a time furniture making was a thriving industry in the US. Classic American companies like Bassett, Lazy Boy and Ethan Allen employed thousands of American workers making some of the highest quality furniture in the world.

A craftsman using a table saw to cut wood for high-quality furniture creation. A craftsman using a table saw to cut wood for high-quality furniture creation.

Around the turn of the 21st century, many American furniture manufacturers closed or downsized their US manufacturing in favor of cheaper production overseas. Thousands of skilled workers in North Carolina, Maine, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Vermont lost their jobs and their once-vibrant communities turned to ghost towns.

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Today, most of the furniture sold in the USA is manufactured overseas and imported from China, Malaysia, Vietnam and other parts of the developing world. This global supply chain leads to increased carbon emissions, deforestation & illegal logging, species extinction, and inhumane working conditions. In addition, imported furniture is often of low quality which leads to more waste in landfills.

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“Every time you spend money, you're casting a vote for the kind of world you want.”

―Anna Lappe

Featured Wood Furniture

Higher Quality Materials & Craftsmanship

At Vermont Woods Studios, we work with some of the most talented and respected furniture and home decor craftspeople in the country. Our woodworkers use real, solid wood like cherry, walnut, maple, and oak, and we stand behind all our products with a lifetime guarantee.

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More Sustainable Business Practices

Sustainability is baked into everything that we do. We are committed to sourcing wood responsibly from domestic, North-American forests. We also pledge 1% of our revenue towards environmental causes. Our products are built to last for generations, which means less waste destined for the landfill. And we steward a 109 acre working forest at our headquarters in Vermont.

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Better for the American Economy

Buying American made furniture is great for your home and great for the environment, but its also great for your neighbors. The wood furniture industry in the US provides income for thousands of Americans, including private land-owners, loggers, saw mill operators, lumber yards, furniture makers, and more. These U.S. businesses provide good working conditions and livable wages for Americans all over the country.

A group of people standing in front of a dresser. Beautiful wooden dresser crafted from high-quality American materials.
High-quality wooden tables, chairs, and shelves showcasing American craftsmanship.

Vermont: The Fine Wood Furniture Capital of America

Building high quality wood furniture is something that has been passed down in Vermont through several generations and hundreds of years. The Green Mountain State's historical values of sustainability and high-quality craftsmanship have propelled a movement that has positioned Vermont as the fine furniture capital of the world.

Join us in Furnishing a Greener World!

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