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American Furniture Warehouse is proud to sponsor the 2018 Adams County Fair. To celebrate, we're giving away Family 4 Packs of tickets to events at the fair. To enter, simply fill out the form below and you'll automatically be entered to WIN!

Knowing how to use and work with patterns and textures that can add character and color to your furniture isn’t so much about how it looks but how it works.

Visit us at the Maricopa County Home & Garden Show at the State Farm Stadium July 19-21, 2019.

Creating a warm and inviting dining area doesn’t have to be complex or difficult. Here’s how we created a dining room that is simple, elegant, and perfect for celebrations, dinner parties, and the occasional stay-at-home date night.

The Mission: collect, ship, and distribute mobility devices.

As one of the largest private employers in Colorado, we know the value American furniture manufacturers provide their communities by manufacturing their furniture in the states. On average, 70% of our merchandise comes from companies with factories here in the states. Some of these manufacturers are even located right here in Colorado, our home state.

Kick off your bash with a bang this year with these 5 last minute Fourth of July party ideas! 

Stephanie Dulgarian is a mother of five and founder and creative director of the lifestyle blog Somewhat Simple. She has dedicated her considerable blogging and momming skills to helping other moms simplify their daily routines and lives with time-saving tips, recipes, and other family-life tricks! Recently, this blogging supermom took on a new DIY challenge: transforming her dark and drab hallway into something awesome.

Break free from technology and start spending quality face-to-face time with family and friends. We put together a list of 8 ways to unplug this summer and spend time doing fun activities with your loved ones that are 100% phub free.

Cassie Erwin, the creative mind behind @hearttohome_design on Instagram, is an Arizona home stylist who transforms her designs into intentional experiences. She believes that design is about “creating a feeling, embodying emotion, sparking sentiment… and doing so deliberately.”