Step inside our Buckhead showroom and you’ll understand why Lewis and Sheron has been Atlanta’s destination for exquisite furniture and fine fabrics for decades. From the handcrafted lines of Verellen and Wesley Hall to the curated textures of Lee Industries, every piece tells a story of quality, comfort, and design mastery.
This isn’t about just filling a room. This is about creating a feeling. The secret isn't a sky-high price tag; it's the materials, the craftsmanship, and the story behind each piece.
These are the things that separate furniture that’s just expensive from furniture that truly transforms your home.
So, What Really Makes Furniture and Fabrics Luxurious?
Let’s cut through the noise. What makes one Wesley Hall sofa a masterpiece while another piece falls apart? It's not one thing. It's a series of deliberate choices that create something exceptional.
Think of it like a finely tailored suit versus one bought off the rack. The superior craftsmanship is evident in every stitch, every seam, every fiber.
This difference is why savvy homeowners and top interior designers from Roswell to Marietta are investing in quality. It's a movement. People are realizing that premium, handcrafted furniture not only looks better but is also incredibly durable, often lasting generations longer than mass-produced alternatives. It’s why sourcing high-end furniture in Buckhead has become a signature of timeless Atlanta design.
The Foundation: It All Starts with the Fiber and Frame
The story of great design always begins with the raw materials. You can't make a masterpiece with subpar ingredients.
- Long-Staple Cottons & Belgian Linen: For fabrics, this means starting with the best fibers on earth. Longer cotton fibers (like Egyptian or Pima) create yarns that are unbelievably fine, strong, and smooth. The result? Upholstery that resists pilling and feels buttery soft. Genuine Belgian linen, the champion of breathability, brings a relaxed, sophisticated texture that’s perfect for the Atlanta climate.
- Kiln-Dried Hardwood Frames: For furniture, the quality is internal. Our partners like Verellen and LEE Industries build their frames from kiln-dried hardwoods. This process removes moisture, ensuring the frame won't warp, crack, or creak over time. It’s the strong, silent foundation of a piece that will last a lifetime.
When you choose fine furniture and fabrics made from top-tier materials, you're investing in lasting comfort. It's a decision we see discerning Atlanta homeowners and designers make every day in our showroom on Collier Rd.
The Art of the Weave and Upholstery
Once the yarn is spun, the way it's woven determines the fabric’s feel. This is where personal preference comes into play. In our Atlanta fabric showroom, you'll find everything from crisp percales to silky sateens.
The right fabric transforms a piece of furniture from a simple object into a personal statement. It's the difference between merely sitting and truly relaxing.
This artistry extends to upholstery. Our partners are masters of the 8-way hand-tied spring system—the gold standard for seating. Each spring is tied by hand in eight directions, creating a web of support that distributes weight evenly and provides unparalleled comfort. It’s a labor-intensive process you won’t find in big-box stores.
The Finishing Touches: Where the Magic Happens
Finally, what makes a piece truly exceptional is the finishing. This covers everything from the quality of the dyes in a designer fabric to the precision of the tailoring on a Wesley Hall sofa.
Premium brands use meticulous techniques. Colors stay deep and vibrant. Seams lie perfectly flat. Cushions are filled with the perfect blend of down and feathers for a seat that’s supportive yet sink-in soft.
When you visit Lewis and Sheron, you can see and feel these details for yourself. It’s that hands-on experience that drives home the value of investing in luxury furniture and designer fabrics built to last.
How to Spot Genuinely Premium Quality
Walking into a high-end furniture store in Buckhead to choose a statement piece can feel overwhelming. One brand boasts about its Italian leather, while another talks up its "8-way hand-tied" construction. What actually matters?
Let’s get one thing straight: A high price tag doesn't automatically mean high quality. True luxury is a perfect blend of superior materials, master craftsmanship, and timeless design.
Once you know what to look for, you’ll be able to spot genuine quality from across the showroom floor, whether you're sourcing for a project in East Cobb or a home in Alpharetta.
Beyond the Brand Name Myth
A famous brand name is a good start, but the real story is in the details. Some manufacturers cut corners where you can’t see—using cheaper wood for framing or lower-density foam in cushions. The result? A sofa that looks great for a year, then starts to sag and creak. A beautifully made piece from LEE Industries, crafted from premium materials, will look, feel, and last exponentially longer.
The real secret is in the quality of the construction, not just the name on the tag. Focus on the integrity of the materials and how the piece actually feels. That’s where you’ll find the lasting comfort you’re after.
So, where should you direct your attention? It all comes down to the bones of the piece and the fabric that covers it.
Upholstery & Frame at a Glance
| Feature | Premium Construction | Mass-Market Construction |
|---|---|---|
| Frame | Kiln-dried solid hardwood | Plywood, particleboard, or softwoods |
| Joints | Dowelled, corner-blocked, and glued | Staples and low-quality glue |
| Springs | 8-way hand-tied or sinuous springs | Webbing or no-sag springs that lose tension |
| Cushions | Down-and-feather blend or high-resiliency foam | Low-density foam that flattens quickly |
| Fabric | High-quality natural fibers, performance fabrics | Synthetics prone to pilling and fading |
Ultimately, both might look good at first glance, but only one is built to last. It just depends on what "value" means to you.

This same logic applies to fabrics. If you prioritize breathability for an Atlanta sunroom, linen is a clear winner. If you need bulletproof durability for a family room in Milton, a high-performance textile is your best bet.
Hallmarks of Superior Craftsmanship
Great furniture is more than just a solid frame; the finishing details separate the good from the truly exceptional. When you’re at our Atlanta fabric showroom, run your hands over the material and look closely for these signs of quality:
- Tailoring: Check the seams. Are they tight, straight, and perfectly aligned? Do patterns match up flawlessly from the cushion to the frame? High-quality upholstery has clean, almost invisible stitching that won’t pucker or pull.
- Fabric Quality: Premium brands use better textiles that feel substantial and have deep, consistent color. Our collection of exclusive textiles and designer fabrics offers textures you simply can't find elsewhere.
- The "Sit" Test: Don't be shy. Sit on the sofa. Lounge in the chair. Does it feel supportive? Does the cushion spring back when you stand up? A quality piece feels as good as it looks.
Understanding the nuance of fibers is key. You might be interested in our guide on the unique qualities of Egyptian cotton fabric. It's a fantastic resource for any designer or homeowner looking to source the best textiles. When you know how to recognize these markers of quality, you can choose your next piece with total confidence.
A Curated Look at Our Premier Furniture Vendors
Alright, you know what to look for. Now, let’s talk about the brands that get it right, every single time. This isn’t some random list; it's a look at the partners whose craftsmanship we’ve trusted for years and proudly feature in our Buckhead showroom.
Think of this as an insider’s guide. We'll cover the heritage brands and design-forward innovators that Atlanta's top designers turn to. If you want to turn your home into a genuine sanctuary, this is where you start.
Verellen: Belgian-Inspired, American-Made
When designers and homeowners around North Georgia talk about relaxed, sophisticated design, one name always surfaces: Verellen. Their mantra is "Elegant, not embellished." Crafted in North Carolina but inspired by a casual European aesthetic, Verellen furniture is the epitome of livable luxury.
What makes a Verellen piece so special?
- Bench-Made Craftsmanship: Each piece is made to order by a single artisan, ensuring incredible attention to detail from the sustainably sourced hardwood frame to the final stitch on the slipcover.
- Natural Materials: They are masters of natural fibers, especially Belgian linen. Their slipcovered sofas are legendary for their effortless style and unmatched comfort.
- Timeless Aesthetic: The silhouettes are clean and modern, yet rooted in classic forms. It's furniture that feels current but will never go out of style, making it a favorite for projects from West Paces Ferry to Roswell.
For our clients, Verellen is often the first and last stop for understated, high-quality furniture. It’s an investment in comfort that genuinely lasts a lifetime.
Wesley Hall: The Art of Custom Upholstery
If Verellen is the master of relaxed linen, then Wesley Hall is the undisputed champion of classic, bench-made upholstery. For decades, this family-owned North Carolina company has been synonymous with impeccable tailoring and near-limitless customization.
Wesley Hall believes that luxury is personal. Their focus on custom details and impeccable materials allows you to create a piece that is uniquely yours, turning your vision into a reality.
Their style is all about flawless execution. You won't find shortcuts here. From their iconic Wesley Hall sofas with perfect 8-way hand-tied springs to armchairs tailored to perfection, every detail is considered. This dedication to pure quality is why Wesley Hall is a cornerstone of our trade furniture program for Atlanta's interior designers.
The demand for this kind of quality is exploding. Discerning homeowners are tired of disposable furniture. They want pieces with integrity and style that last. It's why our Lewis and Sheron Trade Program focuses on connecting designers with bespoke furniture options that elevate a room to a work of art. You can dive deeper into the burgeoning luxury linen market on Grand View Research to see how this trend spans the entire home furnishings industry.
Lee Industries: Innovation in Sustainable Style
For over 50 years, LEE Industries has been a force for innovation, blending timeless design with a deep commitment to sustainability. From their factories in North Carolina, they've pioneered eco-friendly manufacturing processes without ever sacrificing style or comfort.
What really makes LEE Industries stand out?
- Eco-Friendly Frames: They use FSC-certified woods and soy-based cushion cores, making them a top choice for clients who prioritize sustainability.
- Customization at its Finest: With thousands of fabrics and dozens of finishes, LEE makes it easy to create a piece that’s a perfect fit for your home. Their LEE Industries chairs and sectionals are some of the most versatile pieces on the market.
- American-Made Quality: Every piece is crafted with pride in the USA, ensuring a level of quality and consistency you can count on.
For the interior designers we work with on projects from East Cobb to Forsyth County, LEE provides the creative freedom to design beautiful, responsible interiors. Our in-house design team at Lewis and Sheron is always ready to walk you through the options and help you create your own custom ensemble. Other premium partners like Ambella Home Collection further expand the possibilities for exquisite, unique pieces.
Creating Your Cohesive Sanctuary
So, you’ve found the perfect sofa. The fabric feels incredible, and you know the quality is there. But here’s a secret every top interior designer in Atlanta knows: while a great piece of furniture is the soul of a room, the real magic happens when it’s part of a complete, cohesive design.
Your main seating is the anchor, plain and simple. But if you treat it as an island in a sea of mismatched pieces, you’re missing a huge opportunity. The goal is to create a rich, layered space where every element—from the drapery to the rug—speaks the same language of comfort and quality.
Layering Textures for a Designer Look
A truly stunning room is all about the interplay of different textures. This is where you can move beyond just the big pieces and start creating a space that feels deeply personal and professionally curated.
Think about the conversation between materials. Imagine pairing the crisp linen of a Verellen sofa with a deep, plush custom velvet pillow. Or picture how the smooth leather of a Wesley Hall chair contrasts beautifully with a chunky knit throw. This dialogue between textures is what elevates a room from simply "furnished" to thoughtfully "designed."
Here are a few combinations to get you started:
- Velvet & Linen: The casual, airy feel of linen against the decadent richness of velvet is a classic for a reason.
- Bouclé & Wood: A nubby bouclé fabric on a chair from LEE Industries adds instant coziness and warmth against a rich wood floor.
- Leather & Metal: For a touch of modern glamour, try pairing a leather ottoman with the cool, clean lines of a metal accent table from Ambella.
Once the furniture is beautifully layered, you can tie the whole room together. A hand-knotted Kalaty rug underfoot doesn’t just add softness; it grounds the entire space. Considering different main bedroom rug placement ideas can make a world of difference in any room.
For the Atlanta Trade Professional
This is where our Lewis and Sheron Trade Program becomes a game-changer for designers across North Georgia. Your vision shouldn't be limited by what’s available off-the-shelf. Our program gives you direct access to an immense library of designer fabrics to bring that vision to life with custom upholstery.
The difference between a nice room and a breathtaking one often comes down to the custom details. It’s the bespoke pillows, the perfectly tailored drapery, and the upholstered chair that subtly echoes the room's color palette.
With our vast Atlanta fabric showroom selection, you can:
- Source Complementary Fabrics: Find the exact shade and texture needed to create custom throw pillows that pull colors from the artwork on the walls.
- Design Custom Drapery: Frame the windows with drapery that complements the weight and feel of the upholstery, creating a complete and enveloping atmosphere.
- Upholster Accent Pieces: Commission a custom bench or armchair in a fabric that creates a beautiful, textural conversation with the main seating.
And for projects where climate is a major factor, our guide on the best linen sheets for hot sleepers can inspire material choices for an entire home, not just the bed. This level of coordination is a signature of high-end interior design—from Buckhead to Roswell and beyond—and it’s what turns a simple room into a truly curated retreat.
Why Shopping In-Store Matters in Atlanta
In an era of endless scrolling, it’s easy to think the best of everything can be delivered to your door. But when it comes to true luxury—the kind you can see and feel—a computer screen falls short. This is never more apparent than when you're hunting for high-end furniture and fine fabrics.
You simply can’t feel the supportive comfort of a Wesley Hall sofa through a screen. You can't see the subtle, rich texture of a designer fabric as it catches the light. For our clients from Marietta to Alpharetta, this is why the tactile experience of shopping in person will always be essential for finding luxury furniture in Atlanta.
The market for quality home goods is booming, and as you can read in this luxury bedding market forecast from Coherent Market Insights, discerning shoppers know that confidence comes from experiencing materials firsthand. It's the only way to embrace a "buy once, buy well" philosophy with something as important as your home's furnishings.
The Power of Touch and Sight
Walking into our Buckhead showroom on Collier Rd is a full-sensory experience. We’ve designed it so you’re not just browsing products, but making an informed, confident choice. It's about falling in love with the textures, colors, and craftsmanship that will transform your home.
- Feel the Difference: Run your hand across a buttery-soft leather. Then, compare it to the rich texture of a Belgian linen or a performance velvet. No product description can ever capture that moment.
- See the True Colors: The way light plays off a fabric can completely change its character. An "oatmeal" online might reveal surprisingly complex undertones in person. Seeing textiles under real lighting ensures the color you choose is the color you love.
- Understand the Scale: A grand sofa from Verellen looks entirely different online than it does in a room. Seeing pieces in person helps you visualize how they will actually come together in your space.
This hands-on approach is precisely why our Atlanta fabric showroom has become a destination for people who are serious about quality.
Expert Guidance at Your Fingertips
Choosing the right furniture goes far beyond picking a style you like; it’s about pulling together a complete look. That’s where our complimentary in-house design services come in. Our experts live and breathe textiles and furniture, and they can guide you through our exclusive collections to find that perfect fit.
In-store expertise is the bridge between a good idea and a perfectly finished room. It turns inspiration into a concrete plan, making sure every choice—from a Wesley Hall sofa to custom drapery—is the right one.
Whether you're a homeowner looking for beautiful off-the-floor options or an interior designer using our trade furniture program for a fully custom project, our team provides support that big-box stores and online retailers just can't match.
A Destination for Atlanta’s Design Community
Our showroom is more than a store—it’s a resource. It's where homeowners from Milton and Cumming and designers from across Forsyth County come to get inspired. It's where they find fine fabrics in Alpharetta and luxury furniture in Roswell without the guesswork. If you want to know where the pros go, check out our guide to the best fabric stores in Atlanta.
We invite you to come visit and see for yourself why, for decades, Lewis and Sheron has been the definitive source for luxury furniture in Atlanta and exquisite designer fabrics. Experience the difference firsthand.
Caring For Your Investment in Luxury Furnishings

You’ve brought home a beautiful, high-quality piece of furniture. Think of it as an investment not just in your decor, but in your comfort and well-being. With a little bit of care, you can protect that investment, ensuring it stays beautiful for years.
Many of us have made the mistake of using a harsh cleaner or the wrong technique, only to damage a fabric or finish. With premium furnishings, the goal is to clean gently and maintain thoughtfully.
A few simple adjustments to your routine will preserve the integrity of the materials, whether it's a slipcovered sofa, a leather chair, or a fine wood table.
Caring for Custom Upholstery and Fabrics
The golden rule for upholstery care is simple: know your fabric. Always check the cleaning code (usually found on the tag) before you begin.
Regular maintenance is your best friend. Vacuum your upholstered furniture weekly with an upholstery attachment to remove dust and prevent dirt from becoming embedded in the fibers. Rotate and fluff your cushions regularly to ensure even wear.
"Small changes in sleep hygiene can lead to massive improvements in energy, mood, and hormone function," states board-certified physician Dr. Jaclyn Tolentino. The same principle applies to your living spaces—a clean, well-cared-for environment promotes a sense of calm and well-being.
For spills, act quickly:
- Blot, Don't Rub: Use a clean, dry white cloth to blot the spill. Rubbing can push the stain deeper into the fabric.
- Check the Cleaning Code: "W" means you can use water-based cleaners. "S" means solvent-based cleaners only. "W/S" means you can use either. "X" means vacuum only.
- Test in a Hidden Spot: Before using any cleaning solution, test it on an inconspicuous area to ensure it doesn't cause discoloration.
Maintaining Wood, Leather, and Finishes
How you care for the "hard" surfaces of your furniture is just as crucial. High heat, moisture, and direct sunlight are the enemies of fine finishes.
The absolute best method for dusting is to use a soft, lint-free cloth, like microfiber. Avoid feather dusters, which can scratch surfaces.
For wood and leather, just follow these rules:
- Wood Care: Use coasters and placemats to protect against heat and moisture. For cleaning, use a slightly damp cloth and wipe in the direction of the grain. Avoid all-purpose cleaners.
- Leather Care: Dust regularly and wipe up spills immediately. For deeper cleaning, use a conditioner specifically designed for your type of leather to keep it from drying out and cracking.
- Avoid Direct Sunlight: Position your fine furniture away from direct sunlight, which can fade fabrics and damage wood finishes over time.
For storage, a climate-controlled environment is perfect. By taking these simple steps, you ensure your investment pays off in years of enjoyment—a standard of quality and care we know well at our Atlanta fabric showroom.
Your Top Questions About Luxury Furnishings Answered
It's completely normal to have questions when you're investing in a premium piece of furniture. After all, it's a decision that affects your home's comfort and style for years to come. In our Atlanta showroom, we talk with people all the time, and a few key questions always come up.
Is High-End Furniture Really Worth the Splurge?
We get this one a lot, and our answer is always a confident yes—especially if you care about timeless design and buying something that will last.
Think about it: your sofa is often the most-used piece of furniture in your home. High-end furniture, crafted from superior materials like kiln-dried hardwoods and upholstered in designer fabrics, simply feels different. It's more comfortable, holds its shape better, and stands up beautifully to daily life. It’s an investment in your home’s aesthetic and your daily comfort that pays for itself over years of use.
What's the Best Upholstery for a Family with Kids or Pets?
If you have a busy household, you're not alone. The key is to look for performance fabrics that are exceptionally durable and easy to clean.
- Performance Fabrics: Brands like Crypton and Sunbrella offer textiles that are engineered to resist stains, moisture, and fading. They come in a huge range of beautiful textures and colors, including velvets and linens.
- Leather: A high-quality, top-grain leather is incredibly durable and can often be wiped clean. It also develops a beautiful patina over time.
Both are fantastic choices for a stylish home that doesn't have to be "off-limits" to the family.
What Should I Look for in High-End Furniture for My Atlanta Home?
For a home in the Atlanta area, you should look for a blend of style, comfort, and durability that suits the Southern lifestyle.
The real magic is in finding pieces that are both elegant and livable. You want furniture that looks stunning but also invites you to put your feet up and relax.
Look for pieces from brands like Verellen for their relaxed linen slipcovers, perfect for our warm climate. Consider Wesley Hall for classic, comfortable upholstery that stands the test of time. For designers we work with from Roswell to Alpharetta, sourcing from our curated collections of luxury furniture in Atlanta is the secret to achieving that polished, Southern-chic look their clients love.
We believe the best way to understand luxury is to experience it. To help you on your journey, we've compiled a quick reference table with a few more common questions.
Your Luxury Furniture Questions Answered
Clear answers to help you choose and care for your investment.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| How long should a quality sofa last? | A well-made sofa from a premium brand like Wesley Hall or LEE Industries, with a hardwood frame and 8-way hand-tied springs, should last for 15-20 years or more. With reupholstery, the frame can last a lifetime. |
| What's the difference between a slipcover and upholstery? | Upholstery is tailored directly to the furniture frame. A slipcover is a removable cover. Verellen makes exceptional slipcovered pieces that offer a relaxed look and easy cleaning—perfect for busy homes. |
| Does "bench-made" really matter? | Yes. It means a single skilled artisan or a small team built your piece from start to finish. This ensures a much higher level of quality control and attention to detail compared to an assembly-line process. |
| How can I get a custom look? | That's our specialty. Through our Lewis and Sheron Trade Program and in-house design services, you can select from thousands of designer fabrics to create custom upholstery, pillows, and drapery for a one-of-a-kind look. |
Hopefully, these answers clear things up and give you the confidence to find the furniture you've always dreamed of.
Ready to feel the difference for yourself? Visit Lewis and Sheron Textiles in our Buckhead showroom, or explore our curated collections of designer fabrics and fine furniture online.