Prices and availability are subject to change from the time and date that you print this page. For Customer Service, please call Unlimited Furniture Delivery for One Flat Fee For one low flat fee per trip, we will deliver every piece of furniture in your order regardless of the number of items. Earn $80.00 in reward dollars1 on this purchase when you use your Crate and Barrel Credit Card. Will it fit in your space? Custom UpholsteryChoose your own fabrics, finishes and detailsIn stores only. Customize almost any upholstery frame in our collection—including sofas, chairs, recliners, benches, dining room chairs and beds—with thousands of fabrics and leathers from our fabric room. You can even give us your own special fabric to work with. Custom items are made to order and may require extra production time and cost. Visit one of our stores to create your own custom furniture. Part of a Collection More options to choose from: Read what people are saying
Keep it looking its best. You've put a lot of care into choosing your furnishings. And with continued care at home, they should share your address for many years to come. Now for your owner's manual... Do not leave spills unattended. Refer to additional Care Information brochure or our website. For indoor use only. Do not leave newspaper or other printed material lying on surface. Dimensions of bench-made upholstery may vary slightly. Vacuum and rotate cushion periodically. Protect from heat and liquids. What you need to know. At Crate and Barrel, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our furniture and rugs. Attention to detail in design, materials and construction is always at the forefront. We encourage you to inspect the item upon receipt. If you have a concern or believe there is a quality issue, we will work with you to correct it, in accordance with the policy below. For furniture and rug orders placed online, please call us at 800.606.6462.
For orders placed through a store, please contact the store where the sale originated. Stock Furniture, Rugs and Rug Pads Payment is required in full for in-stock items. For out-of-stock items, we require a 50% deposit to reserve incoming stock and full payment of the balance prior to scheduling delivery (or pickup of eligible items). You may cancel your Stock order at any time prior to delivery or pickup for a full refund. If you are not satisfied with your Stock furniture, rug or rug pad purchase upon receipt, you must contact us within 7 days of your delivery or pickup to arrange a return. The item must be returned within 30 days of delivery or pickup. All items will be inspected upon return. A restocking fee will apply, starting at 25% of the purchase price, for any items not returned in good condition or outside the stated time frame. Proof of purchase is required to issue an appropriate exchange, credit or refund, as well as any taxes due to be refunded in accordance with applicable state law.
Refunds will be issued in the Original Form of Tender (cash refunds are limited to $100 in store with any balance refunded as a check by mail). For your convenience, we will accept the following as proof of your purchase: We can also verify proof of purchase by looking up your original receipt using your Crate and Barrel Credit Card or major credit card used at the time of purchase, or the email address used to receive an eReceipt. Stock Plus Furniture, Custom Furniture and Custom Rugs These special-order items are made to your individual specifications; therefore, we cannot accept returns or exchanges. Stock Plus furniture can be purchased online; visit a Furniture Collection store for Custom fabric, finish and cushion options (prices vary based on selection). We require a 50% deposit for all Stock Plus and Custom order merchandise. The balance must be paid in full prior to scheduling delivery (or pickup of eligible items). Once you place your Stock Plus or Custom order, you have 72 hours to change or cancel.
After 72 hours, your 50% deposit is nonrefundable. The 72-hour time frame begins as soon as you place your order in a store; for online orders, the 72-hour time frame begins once you confirm your fabric selection with a Customer Service representative. For Stock Plus and Custom orders canceled within 72 hours, an appropriate exchange, credit or refund will be issued, as well as any taxes due to be refunded in accordance with applicable state law. Refunds will be issued in the Original Form of Tender (cash refunds are limited to $100 in store with any balance refunded as a check by mail). If a Stock Plus or Custom item arrives with a manufacturing defect or damage caused during transit, we will repair or replace the defective or damaged area. If that is not possible, we will arrange an exchange. We reserve the right to determine the best course of action. More about returns and exchangesPassion will keep you going when the going gets tough.This site requires cookies to be enabled.
Please change your browser to accept cookies before proceeding. Add color and definition to your space with accessories and accent furniture. We offer a wide variety of lamps, wall decor, clocks, accent tables, chests, and more to complement your home.Click through to see the show-stopping styles that got us the most excited this year. The most popular appliance colors seem to change every few years — remember the days of pastel ovens? — and this year, polished stainless steel made its way out. Instead of gleaming silver appliances, sleek black stainless steel were sought after. This year, designers looked to the big, blowsy blossoms of the past, filling fashion runways and the home with blooming granny florals. Take this Vivienne Westwood rug ($7,830, The Rug Company), for instance, or check out this entire collection of trending floral items. This year, we were beyond ready for sit-down family meals to make a comeback, and thankfully, more homeowners opted to keep their formal dining rooms instead of converting them into media rooms or offices, says Houzz.
Plus, many of them were über-stylish, like this pale purple number here. While there's nothing wrong with an all-white kitchen, there's something extra special about going bold like homeowners did in 2016 and adding a little color or texture to the space. You could even try pairing two different cabinet styles together — we have to say, the result is pretty stunning. Marble was huge at this year's NY NOW showcase. This trend was all about small touches of luxury—think: candleholders, coasters, planters, and ultra-cool clocks like the one shown here ($150, Etsy). A plain rectangular mirror certainly gets the job done, but this was the year of the statement mirror, reports Houzz. There's no denying how much this singular detail can add to an oft-overlooked space like the bathroom. Just check out this before and after. Bidets have never really caught on in the United States in the past, but now that high tech toilets can come with a bidet feature, they're slowly rising in popularity.
Tech-filled homes certainly aren't going anywhere, but this year, more and more families have opted to keep their family rooms unplugged in order to facilitate more family time, says Houzz. This stunning digital-free living room is proof that a house can look smart without being full of gadgets. Raffia, the humble material evocative of tropical breezes and beachy getaways, weaved its way into home items this year — take, for instance, this crocheted raffia pillow ($75, ABC Carpet & Home). Check out an entire collection of gorgeous raffia items here. These charming home accents — even non-working fireplaces — once again became the focal point of rooms this year, reports Houzz. Instead of placing a large TV above the fireplace or ignoring it all together, people are now arranging their furniture to put the fireplace center stage. Playful colors made a splash in 2016, with rainbow shades appearing on everything from bookshelves like this one (price upon request, Property Furniture) to shoes.
See more colorful items for your home and closet here. Bathrooms are the one space that seem to constantly end up overrun by clutter, but this year was the end of that. It's time to take your bathroom back, and to achieve that goal is to introduce some homey items — like the plush seating here — into the space. Last year was about all things metallic. This year, Etsy vendors used the exact opposite texture in their goods, including oxidized metals, matte glazes, and chalk-finish paints — such as with this snazzy light fixture ($90, Etsy). Even matte paints on walls appeared as a notable trend this year. Matte finishes and paint look amazing next to metallic objects, so you can still hang on to all of those luxe gold and copper items you picked up last year. This was the year that sparkly rocks were applied to just about everything — the "unearthed" geode aesthetic appeared on wedding cakes, bottle stoppers and plenty of home decor, including these gilded bookends ($875, Aerin).
Though minimalism continued to be a prevalent design trend this year, many designers added a dose of luxury to their spaces with pops of faux fur. The irresistible texture appeared in blankets, rugs, pillows and even wall decor in a variety of spaces, from bedrooms to offices and dining rooms. Things got edgy in 2016, and we're not complaining. From triangular prints appearing on home decor items like this pillow ($54, AllModern), to the newest trend of combining hardware floors with hexagonal tiles, geometrics shaped up to be a noticeable trend in the design world this year. Designers were quick to weigh in on the luxury parlor games trend this year, and the Maison & Objet theme at Paris Design Week this year was "House of Games." Games on the market now range from lacquered backgammon sets like this one ($395, Jonathan Adler) to dominoes and chess sets. This year, designers said farewell to cliché neutrals like taupe and instead introduced "new neutrals," such as the blush tones found in this room.