It has been many years since US based Thomasville furniture and Mobilia formed an alliance creating the largest retailer in Canada.
Thomasville was founded in 1904 as the Thomasville Chair Company in North Carolina’s rustic railroad community, with a meager $10,000 in capital. An integral part of American history, the company survived the Great Depression and created the furniture for military forces during the war. By the 1950’s the company’s sales had reached $17 million.
Today, Thomasville is a leader in the furniture manufacturing industry with displays in hundreds of independent furniture stores as well as over 170 free-standing Thomasville stores. The secret to Thomasville’s success is the traditional turn-of-the-century styles executed with unrelenting quality and value added detail. With rising demand for exclusive designs such as Thomasville’s “Ernest Hemingway” collection, the company is well poised to offer today’s sophisticated consumer the personalized style they demand.
Thomasville’s customers can now enjoy the traditional classics as well as the impressive furniture offerings from Mobilia’s more contemporary pieces, making it almost impossible to not find what they are looking for.
