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In 1962, two men turned their chair expertise into a yet unknown empire. Over 60 years later, Best Chairs has surpassed all expectations becoming Best Home Furnishings, a name adopted to further describe the entire product line. Family owned and operated, the company’s success story began with a very simple theme: make the best quality product at the most affordable price. Through all these years, one thing has remained constant: our commitment to quality and the total satisfaction of our customers. WE ARE BESTTM

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The combination of our company’s six Power of Best standards are unmatched by any other upholstered furniture manufacturer.

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In 1962, two friends unhappy with their jobs and possessing a lot of furniture knowledge, decided to start Best Chairs over a beer. The premise was simple — create the best furniture for the most affordable price. Since then, Best Chairs has grown into Best Home Furnishings, one of the largest furniture manufacturers in the world, but our commitment to quality and value remains unchanged for 60 years.

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FERDINAND, IN. – Best Home Furnishings presented a check to the Memorial Hospital Foundation totaling $4,000 to aid patients through the Lange-Fuhs Cancer Center and Women’s Center Restricted Funds.

Every Wednesday throughout October, employees at Best Home Furnishings locations were encouraged to wear a pink shirt. For each pink shirt worn, $2 was added to the organization’s total donation amount.

“We are proud to support organizations like the Memorial Hospital Foundation that impact individuals in our local community through their various initiatives,” says Brian Lange, president of Best Home Furnishings. “We’re thankful for the opportunity to donate $2,000 to the Lange-Fuhs Cancer Center and $2,000 to the Women’s Center Restricted Funds, and we couldn’t have done it without strong participation from our employees.&rdquo....