Choosing the Right Furniture Brand
It’s easy to be overwhelmed by the sheer number of furniture brands and options out there. To help, we’ve taken a closer look at a brand that for years has been famous for its furniture’s quality, comfort and good looks.
Having operated for more than 85 years, since its inception in 1928, La-Z-Boy has become a world-famous brand and one of the most recognisable names in the industry.
La-Z-Boy’s success comes not just from its dedication to manufacturing high-quality, comfortable furniture but, perhaps most importantly, its commitment to providing customers with an unforgettable experience.
As they put it themselves, their vision is ‘to help you discover quality products that work with every aspect of your life’, which means that whether you choose a stationary sofa, sectional or recliner, you can be assured that each piece reflects your creative vision and style as well as your need for value and comfort.
With La-Z-Boy there is a lifetime warranty on the La-Z-Boy reclining mechanism, while every piece of La-Z-Boy furniturecomes with a comprehensive warranty that was written specifically for that product.
Choosing the right furniture can be a daunting task — but as is the case with La-Z-Boy, all it takes is a look for the hallmarks of a great brand: quality, comfort, style and, most importantly, a commitment to customer service and satisfaction.
To learn more, or to buy La-Z-Boy, check out Recline Furniture’s website, which offers a huge variety of quality furniture.
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