Specializing in Quality for 10+ Years Furniture First is a mid-size furniture and accents store serving customers in the Stony Plain, Spruce Grove, Parkland county, Edmonton and surrounding Alberta areas. With a direct link to a large Edmonton furniture warehouse, we’re able to provide our customers with quick delivery, a one-of-a kind range of furniture items, and access to over 50 major manufacturers worldwide. Located in the Meridian Village Mall in Stony Plain, our goal is simple: to provide the highest-quality furniture at affordable prices to people in Stony Plain, Spruce Grove, Parkland County, Edmonton, and the surrounding Alberta areas. Want to learn more about our inventory, our business, or what we can do for you? Call us at 587-764-0747 today! Having trouble finding what you're looking for? We've created a special custom ordering division specifically to help you get the exact piece or set of furniture that you're looking for - just ask our staff!
With an extensive range of furniture styles, including rustic, modern, in-between, and more, we'll work to help you find something that suits both your stylistic preferences and your budget. Want to learn about our Lay-A-Way program, warranty, delivery, or any of the other services that we provide to our customers? Check out our frequently asked questions section for that and more here! Easyhome – Edmonton Stores Easyhome's mission is to bring a better standard of living to people in Edmonton by providing them with the ability to shop for the things they need today, and to buy them out later by renting to own. They allow residents to finance this way without a credit check and with no down payment. If you are employed and can answer a few quick qualifying questions you can rent furniture, electronics and more for your home - brand new! We Are Here to Help Sometimes life can dish out unfortunate circumstances that can mess with your credit, and
as a result, your ability to buy even the basic essentials is halted. needs furniture, appliances, and other electronics that many of us take for granted to run a functioning home. What we offer is a convenient way to buy with a lease-to-own process, featuring a complete no-hassle return policy. are not satisfied with your products, simply return them to us. Check Out Our Investment Transfer Promise Occasionally our customers decide to return a product. The good news is that the amount of money that has been paid on it is not lost. We allow that money to be applied to the same or a similar product at any time in the future. always be used toward a new purchase that is equal to or greater than the item What do We Offer? Easyhome offers appliances, refrigerators, furniture, laptops, electronics, mattressesSince you are renting to own, you are getting your new product right away instead of saving for months, which will help you to improve your
Don't waste your time going to a variety of locations like TV stores and furniture stores separately. With easyhome you can get everything you need in one place and finance it without any hassle.THE MOST UNIQUE CALGARY FURNITURE STORE IN TOWNCindy Crawford brings fashion home with luxurious fabrics, colors and styles. Glamorous home designs that capture the stunning, contemporary style of Sofia Vergara. Design your sofa, your way! Pick the style, color and pillows to make it your own.Wicker is a general term for woven furniture and accents, not a specific material. The term is used broadly for any item woven from synthetic to natural hard fibers such as rattan, bamboo, seagrass and more. The primary material used to create wicker is rattan “vine,” which is actually a name for more than 600 prolicic climbing plants. Some species can grow more than 300 feet in length—making rattan an abundant, sustainable resource. The production of wicker furniture often utilizes material from the entire plant: Peel, core, pole and all.
When rattan’s outer skin or peel is removed and cut into thin strips, the resulting material is called cane. Rattan cane is used for weaving chair seats or wrapping joints on wicker furniture and is produced in many different gauges, ranging from carriage fine to the largest slab rattan. It has a natural glossy finish and does not accept stain or paint well, but is considered most beautiful in its natural state. Rattan cane packed in wet clay and allowed to season is known as Kubu or Kubu gray, due to its soft ashen color. Kubu rattan is exceptionally strong and is prized by furniture-lovers for its distinctive dusky shade. Reed is the thin, flexible material inside the rattan core. Most often used for basket weaving, it may also function as an ornamental element in wicker furniture. Unlike cane, it has no natural finish and readily accepts paint or stain. Bamboo resembles rattan and is often mistaken for it. But unlike rattan, which is solid, bamboo has a hollow core.
Bamboo also has distinguishing ridges where the leaves were attached, while rattan’s leaf nodes are not as pronounced. Made popular in 19th century England, willow or twig furniture is still crafted today, although the supple branches are now most often used in basketry. Willow can be soaked for flexibility and woven or bent to form graceful, rounded shapes. The term seagrass is used for a variety of flowering plants, such as water hyacinth, that grow in shallow coastal waters. Seagrasses are not related to seaweed but are more closely akin to the lily. Leaves are generally long and narrow, resembling terrestrial grasses. Banana leaf furniture is made from natural banana fibers that are dried, twisted and braided into a rope. The rope is then woven over a frame to create furniture and basketry that is handsome and highly durable.The sign is a reminder of the vibrant commercial activity that grew in the city from the 1950s to the end of the millenium. Furniture stores and "exchanges" were common in Edmonton beginning with the first immigration boom in the early 20th century.
Many newcomers were on the move constantly as they settled into their latest home, while a large upwardly mobile segment of the population also felt the need to change their furnishings as they could afford them. This created commercial opportunities that were specific to that time, but were also renewed with every wave of immigration during periods of increased economic activity in the city. Sam Dolinko's Edmonton Furniture Exchange was one such business. Samuel Dolinko was the proprietor of the business carried on under the names Canadian Furniture Store, Canadian Furniture Company and Canadian Furniture Exchange. Sam Dolinko began working in Edmonton in 1933, during the height of the Great Depression. He opened Canadian Furniture Company store on 97 Street near 103 Avenue in 1936. Sam and his wife Cila, and his son Max Dolinko, who managed the business and saw it expand after the 1970s, were the principal operators of the thriving business for decades. As one of Sam's grandsons noted, "My grandparents created the store;