HOME FURNITURE PLUS BEDDING In 1945, Home Furniture Company was established by George P. Fleming in Lake Charles, Louisiana. The company has been owned by his son, George E.(Ged) Fleming, since 1972, and is based out of Lafayette, Louisiana. Since the passing of Mr. Ged Fleming in April, 2012, Home Furniture is now owned by his wife, Karol. Home Furniture has successfully grown with multiple locations stretching along the Gulf Coast from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, to Beaumont, Texas! In June of 2006, we began centralized distribution operations with the addition of a 450,000 square foot distribution center located in Lafayette, Louisiana. We're proud to have over 300 hard-working, dedicated employees who have built Home Furniture's reputation of offering exceptional value in name brand furniture and mattresses along with outstanding customer service! Our goal is to always provide you with the style and comfort of brand new furniture and mattresses to suit your taste and budget.
We promise you an enjoyable shopping experience, the best professional delivery crews, and we ensure that your new purchase will be in stock, on sale, and delivered to your home with NEXT DAY delivery….guaranteed! Saving you MORE on the looks you LOVE! Sunday, March 5: Open from 11am - 6pm Baton Rouge, LA 70809 The Baton Rouge showroom is located off Interstate 10. From I-10, take Exit 163 and continue to LA-3246 E/Siegen Ln. Rooms To Go will be on the left behind AT&T. • Addis• Baker• Brusly• Gardere• Innisworld• Port Allen If you're looking for furniture in Baton Rouge, you've come to the right place. Our Baton Rouge showroom contains hundreds of home furniture options. Closing time on Saturdays is 9pm, and we are open until 6pm on Sundays. We are closed on Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. All other holidays we are open standard hours. For information on delivery options, click here. Yes, multiple finance options are available for your purchase at this location.
Dawn DePascal, Store Manager Baton Rouge, LA 70815 (Old Toys R Us Building) Our beautiful Baton Rouge furniture and mattress showroom is easy to find on Airline Drive, just north of Woman's Hospital at the intersection of Florida Boulevard. You will need to access the Service Road at Connell's Village Lane, and then turn right onto the Service Road, take the curve around, and Furniture Mart will be on your left. The Baton Rouge store is easily accessible from all of the surrounding communities including, Port Allen, Denham Springs, Central, Shenandoah and Prairieville. At Furniture Mart, you will find the Best Prices, Best Selection and Best Service in Baton Rouge area. Come shop for a new living room with a wide selection of stationary and reclining upholstery, or browse our bedrooms to find a special restful retreat in the latest designs. If the dinner table is the center of your home, we can help you choose among lovely dining selections built for small, casual spaces, to large formal dining rooms to accommodate the family and beyond.
And, don't forget about the little ones. We have fun and functional furniture for kids, tweens and teens too. In our mattress shop, you will find exclusive selections specially chosen to ensure you a great night's sleep. From value sets to luxury options, our Associates will help you choose the right mattress for you. Our mission is to be the leader among furniture stores in each of the communities we serve. At Furniture Mart in Baton Rouge, we are a furniture store dedicated to exceeding the expectations of every customer, every day. Come enjoy a pressure-free shopping experience, with 95% of merchandise in stock and great service from our Baton Rouge team! When furnishing your home with Furniture Mart, Baton Rouge customers have the option of delivery to their home for a fee, or purchases can be delivered to the Baton Rouge store for free pick-up. Furniture Mart's central distribution center is located in New Orleans and serves the delivery needs for each of our eight furniture stores in South Louisiana and Mississippi.
Memory foam provides contouring comfort and customized support. This visco mattress has a Firm feel and features a stretch knit cover. Simmons Plush mattress features 700 Beautysleep individually wrapped coils and 2.5" foam and 3" foam encased edge support. Enhance your sleep experience with a power base featuring a slim design, remote, and head and foot lift with a great value. Louis Mohana Furniture & Mattress Store - New Orleans, Bourg, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Louis Mohana Furniture in Bourg, Louisiana offers an exceptional selection of furniture from popular brands like Flexsteel, La-Z-Boy, Thomasville, Universal, Sealy, Tempur-Pedic,You'll find the perfect furniture for every room in your home, our top categories include living room, bedroom, dining room, home office, entertainment, mattress sets, and home accents. We are a family-owned local business with one showroom location serving the Houma, Thibodaux, New Orleans, Bourg, Terrebonne, Tri-Parish,
Lafayette, Baton Rouge areas. We offer a large selection of furniture and mattresses in an 83,000 square foot showroom! We have 36 years of experience in satisfying customers who need a full-service furniture store to meet their needs. Our unique shopping experience includes a diverse selection of furniture and bedding, much of our product is in-stock, and with a knowledgeable and helpful staff you'll be on your way to owning the furniture of your dreams.Miracle Mattress, a store in San Antonio, decided that the 15th anniversary of 9/11 would be a good time to sell every size mattress in its store for a "twin price." But if that wasn't tasteless enough, the ad - which ran online - features two people "accidentally" falling into two towers of mattresses, causing both to fall. That leaves the woman who's still sanding to say, "We'll never forget."Was there nobody around to say the deaths of thousands of people in a terrorist attack on American soil was not an appropriate way to make a sales pitch - for anything?
Mike Bonanno, the owner of the store, blamed a marketing team run amok. On Thursday he wrote on Facebook, "Today, I was made aware of a social media video produced by our San Antonio team highlighting a promotional sale using the upcoming 9/11 Anniversary as the incentive. The video was posted on Facebook without my knowledge or approval from our corporate office in Houston." In a subsequent post, Bonanno wrote that he was shutting down the store indefinitely and, this week, would make a public statement "highlighting accountability actions taken within the company." It makes sense that the video would have been released without the owner's approval - because what owner would look at it and say that it was a good idea? At the same time, Bonanno's response doesn't make much sense - because what owner would let promotional videos for his company be released before watching them? The attack referenced in the mattress ad turned out to be the end of the Twin Towers. Nobody will be surprised if the ad turns out to be the end of that store.