Welcome to Modern Classics Furniture; where we focus tightly on manufacturing and selling furniture in the niche market known as Modern Classics furniture. We are committed to making high quality furniture inspired by the designs of the Bauhaus Modern (1917 to 1933), L'Espirit Nouveau Modern (1920 to 1940), Scandinavian Modern (1930 to 1970) and Mid Century Modern (1940 to 1960), furniture best known as Modern Classics. Since 1998, we have been a recognized manufacturing and distribution source of modern classic furnishings.
Are you looking to see our products in person? Visit one our showroom locations: Chicago or Bellingham or Dallas.
We run our own furniture factory, so we are able to directly supervise the production of each piece of our Modern Classic Furniture. Then, we inspect each piece of furniture here at our warehouse in Washington before we ship it to you. We are not repackaging someone else's furniture and calling it our own; nor will you find our products elsewhere on the web. Read more about comparing our products to our competitors in our modern classics comparison guides.
We offer a 5 year warranty - compared to other furniture found all over the internet, the materials we use are superior: #304 stainless steel, hand polished to a high luster (we do not use mild steel that has been chrome-plated); top-grain leather imported from Italy; foam from USA supplier; fabric from a USA mill. We inspect, box and ship each piece here in the USA by people who care - Our Modern Classics Furniture are not your ordinary piece or "redux" -just read our testimonials.
We offer FREE SHIPPING on all retail orders; Free shipping on design trade orders over $2,500.
Besides selling directly to our direct consumers, we also offer wholesale pricing to office furniture dealers and design trade pricing to members of the design trade - let us be your #1 source - sign up today!
Our furniture designs are inspired by the most iconic designs of the Modern Era, made even better by our use of today's materials. Each of our Modern Classic furniture pieces is handmade and we go to great lengths to capture the essense of the original designs, but not an exact match.
What to use your own leather or fabric? No Problem! Want your frame powdercoated blue? Not a problem! Contact Us. We are the only seller of Modern Classics Furniture who can make the Classics using your own upholstery materials or in a different frame color. (Minimum order is one, custom charges will apply and will be quoted.)
We are happy to mail you a physical piece of leather, fabric or wood so you can hold it in your hands. Just give a call or email us with your address or fill out our Material Sample Request Form .
We try to keep most of the popular pieces and colors in stock or in production for quicker lead times. Visit our In-Stock Products page for the latest list of items in stock.
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