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Transform Your Philadelphia Boardroom With a Custom Conference Table A boardroom table is more than a flat surface. It’s the heart of a room, and that heart should be unique. You want to welcome partners into a space that makes a statement about who you are and what you do. Greg Pilotti Furniture Makers knows…
Request Pricing When a client walks into your salon, you want them to sense the elegance, quality and serenity of your location. You set the tone with the furniture you display. The first thing most clients encounter is your reception desk. To make the right first impression, wow your clients with a desk that looks…
Request Pricing Today’s office has changed — people desire more out of an office than they did in the past. They want the furniture to look good but also to serve certain functions, such as getting them the information and data they need. Offices now reflect the company culture, too. Clients look at the furniture…
Request Pricing When someone walks into your lobby, the furniture you display makes an immediate first impression. Polished, professional-looking tables tell a story about your attention to detail. Sleek, modern furniture sets high expectations. Fun, live edge furniture shows off your character and sets you apart from the rest. What you choose to put on…
When you walk into a business and see a table, you can judge a lot by its looks. A unique, bold table tells you the company isn’t afraid to take risks. The employees work hard, and they play hard, too. That’s the type of business you want to work with. Plus, that’s the impression you…
Do you love the natural look of wood? Do you enjoy looking at furniture that employs real-looking wood for a distinct and eye-catching look? Then you will fall in love with our live edge slabs. A live edge slab is a piece of wood cut from the log without rotating it. The cuts go from bottom…