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Pulaski

After more than six decades of producing some of the best heritage furniture pieces in the country, Pulaski still places an emphasis on offering customers tremendous value, while ensuring quality and value are always essential parts of the mix.

As one of the most well-known furniture companies, they've never rested on their famous name or past accomplishments, but continue to update their collections with the kind of zest and fervor that resonates with consumers. If you had to summarize this brand in two words it would have to be 'great design.' No other titles seem to stick; just as soon as the 'classic' label is applied, the brand release collection that is decidedly urban chic or mid-century modern.

The reason Pulaski remains relevant today (especially among 1StopBedrooms customers) is because they put their customers' desires and interests at the forefront of their value proposition - whether it's a dining room table, accent piece, or a full bedroom set. Yes, their classic to modern pieces are largely conservative - which is by design. It's the quality of these products that keeps customers coming back to the Pulaski brand.

Not to mention the value, of which there is hardly an equal in the entire furniture industry. This is simply a company that continues to produce some of the best contemporary, transitional, and traditional furniture pieces in the United States.

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At 1StopBedrooms, we are always excited for a new Pulaski collection to go up on our website. Their designers are well known for their eclectic, classic European-style bedroom sets and curious, yet they also make a strong showing in their elegant bedroom collections especially those demonstrating that classic eclectic European appearance yet their dining sets also make a strong showing and range from island-inspired designs to those exhibiting a sort of rural sophistication. But, its really the stylish, reserved qualities of Pulaski that we love; these pieces allow the room to talk and allow homeowners to design around the furniture (and not the other way around).