Buttercup Chair
Buttercup measures 30″ overall, with a 19″ seat and tall 30″ arms. Younger crafts each Buttercup to order…
Younger
Bench-built upholstery from Thomasville, North Carolina
Younger has been building upholstery in Thomasville, North Carolina since 1989 - family-owned then, family-owned now, into its second generation. Every piece is bench-built by one craftsman, start to finish, and nearly everything that goes into it - frames, springs, foam, legs - comes from within 85 miles of the factory. It's the backbone of our custom program: sit on a few pieces in the shop, pick your configuration and fabric with us, and yours gets built about an hour up the road.
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Sunday Sectional
The Sunday pairs a low 18″ seat with 24″ arms beneath a 32″ overall height. Every Sunday is…
Carter Chair
With a higher 21″ seat and 24″ arms, the Carter stands 33″ tall. Younger bench-builds each one to…
Sunny Sectional
Sunny comes in at 34″ high, with a higher 22″ seat and 25″ arms. Younger crafts each Sunny…
Super Chill Sectional
The Super Chill stands 38″ high, with a 19″ seat and tall 28″ arms. Younger bench-builds each one…
Thursday Sectional
Thursday measures 32″ overall, with a low 18″ seat and 24″ arms. It’s bench-built to order at Younger’s…
Tight Sectional
With a low 17″ seat and 25″ arms, the Tight stands 29″ tall. Every Tight is made to…
Tuesday Sectional
The Tuesday pairs a low 18″ seat with 24″ arms beneath a 32″ overall height. Younger crafts each…
Wednesday Sectional
Wednesday comes in at 32″ high, with a low 18″ seat and 24″ arms. Younger bench-builds each one…
Weekend Sectional
The Weekend stands 32″ high, with a low 18″ seat and 24″ arms. It’s bench-built to order at…
Proper Sectional
The Proper stands 32″ high, with a low 18″ seat and tall 28″ arms. Every Proper is made…
Curve Sectional
The Curve stands 34″ high, with a 19″ seat and tall 29″ arms. Younger crafts each Curve to…
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