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Inspired Design for the Custom Lifestyle
Explore our archive for fresh ideas, design inspiration, and innovative thinking in modern, multifunctional living.
Explore our archive for fresh ideas, design inspiration, and innovative thinking in modern, multifunctional living.
Inundated with stuff but lacking storage — or have you just caught the KonMari tidying bug? Either way, now’s the time to cut through the clutter and tackle your mess.
Some final thoughts on the Making Room: Housing for a Changing America exhibit at the National Building Museum.
Today’s homeowners, by and large, prefer an eat-in kitchen over a formal dining room. It’s not hard to understand why — the kitchen is the nexus of our homes.
Who are co-living developments really attracting? The answer, as it turns out, is just about everyone.
While our clients fall in love with our transforming furniture, it’s not the furniture itself they value — it’s the ability to live a more intentional, meaningful life.
While many established couples prefer the calm of the suburbs, Annette Van Duren and Alan Sacks make the unconventional move into a 830-square-foot loft in a multicultural epicenter of Los Angeles.
In the LA area? Building an ADU? Sign up for an ADU info session with Resource Furniture, Oasys Living, and a host of ADU experts.
Today’s homeowners, by and large, prefer an eat-in kitchen over a formal dining room. It’s not hard to understand why — the kitchen is the nexus of our homes.
While our clients fall in love with our transforming furniture, it’s not the furniture itself they value — it’s the ability to live a more intentional, meaningful life.
Our housing needs are changing — and the dedicated dining room is one of the casualties.
While the idea of a pied á terre might sound ultra-high-end, they are just secondary homes — usually small city apartments. But living small doesn't have to mean forgoing style and comfort!
It’s been true in the past, and it’s still true today: the majority of people 50 or older want to stay in their current home or community as they age.
Resource Furniture is underwriter of the Big Ideas for Small Lots design competition, organized by HPD and AIANY to address the challenges of building small-scale, affordable, urban infill housing.
While many established couples prefer the calm of the suburbs, Annette Van Duren and Alan Sacks make the unconventional move into a 830-square-foot loft in a multicultural epicenter of Los Angeles.
Performer Adam Kantor shares how transforming pieces by Resource Furniture allow him to live large, even in 350 square feet.
Parents Alison and Trevor know a thing or two about small-space cohabitation. With two young kids and only 600 sq. ft. of space, they've learned how to make it work — with a little help from transforming furniture.
Furnishing a beautiful, functional home is all about finding those pieces that really speak to you. Read our guide and find the transforming table that's right for you, based on your profile!
