Visual Comfort is the premier American resource for signature designer lighting. For over twenty years we have produced lighting with some of the most influential names in design. We will continue to partner with noteworthy talents moving forward, to enrich our extensive and creative selection of prducts.

Sutherland Furniture Ltd. Sutherland Furniture produces both fitted and freestanding kitchens. All work is carried out to the highest standards using only the highest quality components available. Design All projects are designed on an individual basis. Both fitted and freestanding furniture can be made to suit any situation from Kitchens Bedrooms Bathrooms and Studies to standalone one off pieces . The design process usually takes between two weeks and a month although larger projects will often take longer. Construction All furniture is fully bespoke. Materials used for doors include Oak, Ash, Maple, Walnut, Poplar, Robinia, Cherry or Elm. Carcases are made from either wood grain Melamine faced chipboard, Veneered Mdf, or solid hardwood panels. Drawers are all constructed using dovetails in matching timbers on full extension soft closing runners. All worktops including Timber Granite Corian Silestone and Laminate can be supplied and fitted .

For over 40 years, Carvers’ Guild has been a labor of love. Owners Carl and Carol Canner have created an internationally renowned company that fosters old-world craftsmanship and champions exceptional design. In a time of burgeoning imports, Carvers’ Guild mirrors have been proudly Made in the USA since 1970.

David Michael is a family owned company with over 50 years experience in the furniture industry specializing in quality furniture, lighting and accessories imported from Italy, Spain and France. At David Michael you will find dedicated professionals who are committed to providing you and your clients with world-class service, support and design choices. Our mission is very simple... to provide quality products backed with the best customer service. We invite you and your clients to experience our exciting and unique Home Furnishing products. Our selection is sure to satisfy the most discriminating tastes.

Started in 1966 by Francesco Molon with the reproduction of European antiques- the company today, with over 100 artisans highly skilled in painting, marquetry, and gold leaf application are able to replicate age-old techniques sought-after by high-end designers and clients worldwide. Manufacturing four distinct, elegant collections; 18th Century, New Empire, Italian and French Country and a truly exquisite Executive line, Francesco Molon has built an internationally recognized reputation as a premier manufacturer of fine furniture in the marketplace today. With new showrooms opening within the last eight years, Francesco Molon is committed to expanding our distribution globally. 1998 brought the opening in High Point, North Carolina, 2000 - the opening in Moscow and 2004 - the opening of the St. Petersburg showroom. Francesco Molon's furniture is world renowned for its historic correctness, ageless beauty, and timeless heirloom appeal.

In May of 1946, my parents Carroll and Mary Henkel, together with close family friend John Harris, decided to begin producing furniture in the basement of the family home. Thus, from modest beginnings, the Henkel Harris legacy was born. The first finished Henkel Harris piece was a hand-crafted reproduction corner cabinet. The three young entrepreneurs were very excited about their accomplishment. Unfortunately, they faced one small problem how to get the large corner cabinet out of the house! In their exuberance, they had failed to measure correctly, and the finished piece would not fit through the basement door. Carroll's solution was to saw it in half and glue it back together. They then placed the corner cabinet in the back of an old pickup truck and drove to Washington, D.C. where it was quickly sold. While they were happy with their initial success, the three friends knew the basement was obviously not a place to produce furniture. Shortly after their return from Washington, D.C. the trio moved their tiny operation to a warehouse next door to the Henkel home. Henkel Harris grew steadily from 1946 to 1954. The young company's reputation for making quality furniture, however, spread rapidly. By 1954, the company employed 22 craftsmen and produced furniture from cherry, mahogany and walnut woods. That same year, John Harris sold his interest in the company to my parents and moved to Washington, D.C. By 1964, the company had once again outgrown its existing facilities. This time, my father decided to design a new plant himself one that was to become a model manufacturing facility. The legacy built by my father and mother and passed down to the generations who have followed, is why a company, which grew from a tiny basement in the Henkel home in 1946, continues today to be "Just Possibly America's Finest Furniture." -William Henkel

Begun as a collaboration with Jon Sowter, an English educated furniture craftsman, Jonathan Charles Fine Furniture is now one of the premier designers and manufacturers of classic reproduction and interpretation pieces. Attention to detail is a hallmark of this beautifully crafted furniture line. Intricate inlay and marquetry, meticulous carving and finishing, and custom designed hardware (produced by our own brass foundry) are all essential to making the finest furniture available today. As a dealer, we invite you to access our entire catalog. Here you will find images and specific information on each piece in our line. You may view items by category or search by product number. Please contact us or your sales representative for any additional information.

Sligh 129 Years... a great beginning Charles Sligh was 12 when his dad was killed in the war. Since his older brother was also serving in the military, it fell to Charles to go to work to help support his mother and sisters. The year, 1862. The place, Grand Rapids, Michigan. You could hear the whistle of the train and smell the sawdust in the air as furniture companies were springing up on every corner in Grand Rapids. Newly arrived immigrants, settlers from the eastern seaboard and young Grand Rapids men were ready to work hard to make their success in the burgeoning new industry. My great grandfather, Charles Sligh ended up working for Berkey & Gay, the leading furniture manufacturer of its day, first on the shop floor and ultimately as a road salesman traveling to all parts of the United States.

Escape to Somerset Bay…and you enter into a realm where a coastal palette seduces your senses, where relaxation washes over you, and the chaos of everyday life fades away. Timeless designs and evocative textures blend seamlessly to create a superbly appointed environment…a place to live, entertain, or escape. With a collection inspired by some of the most impressive coastal locales – Nantucket, Newport, Carmel, Bar Harbor, to name a few – you can expect an equally impressive product. Somerset Bay raises the standard in design and construction. Each piece is handcrafted from the finest plantation grown mahogany and premium veneers and trim. Craftsmen use state-of-the-art techniques to produce the timeless soft Somerset Bay patina. Their skills can further be seen in the distressing, dry-brushing, and antiquing that shapes the character of each piece of handcrafted furniture. And a closer inspection will reveal drawers constructed of renewable, plantation grown mahogany and made with traditional dovetail joints. Welcome to Somerset Bay…the colors of a life well lived.

History It all started with a velvet chair, the perfect velvet chair - the one at the forefront, the vanguard of the room. Today, more than 40 years later, Vanguard Furniture is still making good on its name to be in the forefront of furniture -- From one perfect velvet chair, to endless possibilities. Values & Mission Do it right the first time, every time. Sure it's an old-fashioned idea, but when something works, it works. And for more than 30 years, this simple philosophy has not just worked for Vanguard, it has excelled. Vanguard values its employees and its customers, takes pride in its work and is not afraid to take responsibility for making sure the job is always done right. From service to manufacturing, 100 percent satisfaction is the goal and compromise isn't tolerated.

David Iatesta is a collection of finely handcrafted furniture, accessories, and lighting. Our designs bridge the gap between traditional and modern, borrowing elements from 18th and 19th century European and American heirlooms and cleaning them up for today's interiors. Each piece in the collection is designed and constructed with painstaking attention to detail using the finest materials available. We follow in the fine tradition of Old World craftsmen by meticulously hand rubbing, painting and distressing all of our pieces. This use of time-honored techniques helps us achieve that unique texture and well-worn appearance of fine antiques. Our plethora of distinctive finishes are hand applied by our Artisans in multiple layers to give your piece a deeply resonating luster that will endure for generations. These elements result in an exclusive line of furnishings and accessories that will prove to be an irreplaceable design tool. The product line is designed and manufactured in our facilities near Annapolis, Maryland. This allows us the flexibility to completely customize your individual order and produce the superlative pieces to complete your vision. The entire collection can be customized to your exacting finish and design specifications. Our quick lead times, excellent customer service, and superb showrooms have made us a valuable partner to many of this country's top interior designers and architects. Please contact your local showroom to learn how we can help you with your next project. Iatesta & Company, Inc.