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Mid-Atlantic Furniture Shopping in Farmville, Virginia
Guest Author - S. P. Gass

If you enjoy shopping for traditional-style furniture, I highly recommend taking a road trip to Farmville, Virginia. The majority of the historic downtown section is filled with furniture stores, offering customers a wide selection of products at discount prices and reasonable delivery fees.

The largest furniture retailer in Farmville is Green Front Furniture, boasting several buildings and over 650,000 square feet of showroom space filled with furniture, rugs, and accessories. Green Front Building 6 displays premium furniture collections, including pieces built by Statton Furniture (Hagerstown, MD) and Henkel Harris (Winchester, VA). Another store that caught our attention when my wife and I were visiting Farmville was Poplar Hall Antiques, which sells Tom Seely Furniture (Berkeley Springs, WV). Statton Furniture, Henkel Harris, and Tom Seely Furniture all offer new high-quality classic American design furniture built locally.

In an era when most furniture is being imported from overseas, solid wood furniture continues to be built by Mid-Atlantic craftsmen. The shops at Farmville offer a fine selection of locally manufactured furniture, in addition to other choices. With such an extensive selection, it is easy to spend a whole day (or more) exploring all Farmville has to offer. Farmville is located on Route 460 between Petersburg and Lynchburg, VA.

Related Links

Green Front Furniture

Statton Furniture

Henkel Harris

Tom Seely Furniture


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