The Story of Copeland Furniture

Copeland Furniture started out over four decades ago, in 1976, as a tiny one-man shop and a dream. The brand’s motivation has never changed: to create a family owned and operated enterprise that utilizes natural resources with care and respect and create one-of-a-kind pieces that offer just as much art as functionality.

While the company has grown significantly from those humble beginnings, it continues to operate in the city of Bradford, Vermont run by father and son; proudly creating high-quality furniture crafted from authentic, sustainable hardwoods that is embedded in the New England tradition of quality craftsmanship. All lumber used is harvested responsibly from the American Northern Forest in and around Vermont.

What Makes Copeland Furniture Unique

Each piece captures the trustworthy nature of rustic New England tradition while highlighting contemporary simplicity. Smooth contours and gentle tones are perfect for home designs focusing on warmth and comfort, whether it’s the feel of a cool countryside or a coastal safe haven.

Copeland Furniture beds, tables and chairs are each carefully crafted as sculptural masterpieces that capture attention without overwhelming the room’s decor. They give spaces a sense of calm luxury that makes stress melt away. Considering the brand’s natural roots, this effect comes as no surprise.

Must-Have Copeland Furniture Pieces

Suggestive of the work of America’s early Mid-Century Modern designers, the beautiful Catalina bedroom collection evokes nostalgia in its retro-modern shapes and simple lines. The natural variations of the solid American black walnut and Cherry hardwoods are complemented by unadorned lines of the collection’s bedroom furniture.

Low and sleek, the Catalina bed features slightly outward tapered legs and sharp corners, making it ideal for any modern, minimalist home. The perfect complement to Copeland’s beds, is a Catalina dresser, offering ample storage with three large, soft-close drawers, that are fully finished inside and out. The soft edging of the supporting legs are joined to the body of the dresser using forty-five miter construction, creating a seamless perimeter, making a visually modern statement.

With smooth legs angling slightly downward and striking lines that manage to stay gentle, the Estelle Side Chair has strong impressionist flair. Two wide vertical sections provide ample back support with both comfort and elegance. An exceptionally artistic piece, it’s equally at home providing inspiration in your home office as it is in the living room or dining room.