Category Archives: Inspire
Not Your Grandma’s Wallpaper
By Peg Personality – how do you add your own spin to a home in an affordable yet dramatic fashion? Wall covering! It’s been around the block a few times, I know, but we’re not talking about your grandma’s wallpaper. For one thing, there are many styles offered that can be removed in one big […]
Read moreIs It Spring Yet?
Everyone in the Midwest is desperately awaiting spring, and we have certainly had to be patient this year! As we wait for the warm weather, there are some easy and inexpensive ideas that can perk up your home.
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Coming Home…with Trisha Yearwood
Lately I have been thinking that I may need to make a rule that I can’t watch TV anymore. Maybe at least ban the news from my life. It is just too discouraging. Then I realized all we need to do is get them to shift their focus from all bad to mostly good. There […]
Read moreNew Age of Neutral: Greige
By Jodi We are continuing to see grey creep into the flooring industry! Greige is the new buzzword. It’s the warmer grey that is really easy to live with, and we enjoy working with it. It’s showing up in the carpet and hard surface, with hard surfaces seeming to be increasingly popular.
Read morePulling It All Together Modern Farmhouse Style
By Peg – Are you looking for a comfortable home where wishes and reality meet? The great room of our final model home has the space you wish for when entertaining and the convenience you need for day to day living. We chose to take the style in a bit more clean lined contemporary direction, […]
Read moreHome for the Holidays
There’s no place like home for the holidays. Home is where we can relax. Where we are comfortable. Where we gather with loved ones to make memories and reminiscing the past. Whether a large or small house, or even a one-bedroom apartment, it’s important that the furniture and accessories reflect those who call it home. […]
Read moreStart the New Year In Style
For the past few weeks, your holiday decor brought life to your living space – a new energy that fueled your space. Well, the holidays are over and now it’s time to take down the tree and holiday decor, replacing the glitter and lights with your regular home decor. The thought of it can leave […]
Read moreChanging With the Times to Bring You What You Want
Vander Berg Furniture has been around since the 1960’s, but our selection of products has changed quite a bit over the years. It all began when Dave and Gladys, who celebrated their 60th anniversary this past month, started selling pianos. They gradually added furniture and rolls of carpet. As the next generation purchased the company, […]
Read moreStunning Beauty & Energy Smart Style
The stunning beauty of Hunter Douglas window fashions speaks for itself. Their stylish designs and gorgeous fabrics have been favorites for years. But they have an even more important job than design style – they offer year-round energy savings and year-round comfort. In the winter, heat escapes through the window when you need it, yet […]
Read moreReclining Furniture – Supercharged!
When is a chair, sofa or sectional more than just a place to sit? When it offers solutions to everyday problems and customizable comfort. Southern Motion is standing out from the competition with their line of Power Plus reclining furniture. The special features will have you saying, “why didn’t I think of that?” Built-In USB Port Southern […]
Read moreHow to Make a Truly Unique Statement
Wish your living room was as pulled together as the pictures you see in magazines? Consider upholstered furniture – the options are endless. Whether you’re updating your entire room or just looking for a single chair to give your room new life, let your imagination be your guide. You can be confident you’re getting high […]
Read moreCurated Design
Written by Peg I recently noticed an ad in one of the national magazines headlined “curated design” and was reminded of our trip to the Fall High Point Market. One of the largest furniture distributors was touting their new “curated” showroom on one entire level of their building. We eagerly stepped out of the elevator […]
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