The Comfortable Couch Company, a North Carolina based furniture manufacturer, selects the newly redeveloped Pearson's Corner building in the heart of Buckhead for its new Atlanta Showroom. Operating under their COCOCO Home brand, the company offers high end upholstered furniture in updated styles available in a wide selection of fine leathers and fabrics offered at affordable prices.
The Comfortable Couch Company has leased 2586 square feet in the Pearson's Corner building currently being redeveloped by Loudermilk Bell, LLC and located on Early Street at West Paces Ferry in the heart of Buckhead. Operating under their COCOCO Home brand, the company manufactures and retails the furniture it produces on a made-to-order basis in their Newton, North Carolina production facility. The new Atlanta showroom is expected to open June 1, 2014.
Boasting the shortest lead times in the marketplace for made-to-order furniture, COCOCO Home specializes in updated styles similar to those found at major catalog retailers, including sofas, sectionals, chairs, beds and benches, but offered in a much wider range of sizes and configurations and available in a broad selection of fine leathers and fabrics.
Founded in 2010 as a web-based retailer shipping nationwide, fast growing COCOCO Home currently has showrooms in Cornelius, North Carolina and Hamilton Township, New Jersey. The Buckhead location will show a selection of the company's popular styles including its signature Chesterfield sectional. Customers will be able to choose from hundreds of aniline leathers including traditional colors as well as contemporary brights and bolds. The Company plans to display many leathers in a full hide format which will create a unique retail experience. Fabric offerings include high end velvet and chenille as well as high tech performance fabrics from Sunbrella and Bella Dura.
COCOCO Home's signature tufted Chesterfield style has appeared in Interior Design and Vogue, been featured at the trendy men's contemporary fashion PROJECT show in New York and Las Vegas, has been used in the TV show Homeland, and recently appeared on stage with the Shakespeare Theatre Group in Washington DC.
