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Since 1983 Bernards furniture has established its reputation one happy household at a time. Our longtime customers love this brand and we think you will too. That’s because affordable Bernards furniture imaginatively interprets classic design themes and never cuts corners in quality. So when you buy Bernards home furniture from us, you’re getting both elegance and economy, which makes perfect sense as you get to know this lovely North Carolina-based brand. Here are some ways Bernards furniture will refresh your home’s look while being easy on your wallet.
You can’t beat Bernards dining room furniture for sheer enjoyment in casual entertaining. A popular 7-piece dining set from this innovative brand features a basic 5-foot rectangular dining table in a dark cherry finish surrounded by handsome dining chairs with a unique double-X back and black polyurethane cushions.
Personalize your private retreat with Bernards bedroom furniture making a statement as dramatic or subdued as you want. One of our more opulent Bernards bedroom sets boasts a majestic headboard sporting baroque curves and soft carvings. Cherry veneers in a rich finish resting firmly on solid engineered wood. The finish of this Bernards bedroom set is further distinguished by subtle distressing including knife marks, giving it a rustic air. Framed door fronts and bun feet wonderfully complement this classic design.
When you want something fun, Bernards kids’ room furniture fits the bill. Yet the youth bedroom furniture from this brand also fits into your grown-up tastes in decor. One of Bernards’ kids’ daybeds is a consistent best seller here. This lovely twin bed also works well in studio apartments and guest rooms. Our favorite Bernards daybed includes three massive storage drawers and two 13-slat supports. Choose gleaming white or dignified black for your finish. Silver-tone knobs add a further note of sophistication. And, best of all for little sleepover guests, this Bernards captain’s bed includes a trundle that takes a 6-inch thick mattress.
