Sleep trends give beds for condo living a larger king
Bea's Interiors dealer Ben Reynolds notes condo renters in South Walton favor king and queen beds to maximize occupancy. Don Funk adds a queen option often balances cost, while sleeper sofas and bunkbeds cater to space constraints. We see a move toward platform styles and varied headboard designs, with waterbeds fading.
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Ben Reynolds
Bea
Walton
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Reynolds
Don Funk
Plantation Interiors
Funk
Susan Monks
Hogg Interiors
Monks
She
Wood types and finishes for period furniture design
A concise checklist detailing MAPLE OAK CHERRY PINE TEAK BIRCH MAHOGANY CEDAR WALNUT ROSEWOOD and their defining traits. Includes color, grain, durability, finishes, and suitable design eras from early American to contemporary styles. Highlights uses such as Cherrys appeal for 18th century pieces and cedar for storage chests.
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