Rustic, recycled & comfortable are generally a lifestyle that doesn't go together.

December 03, 2004 (PRLEAP.COM) Lifestyle News
Rustic, Recycled & Comfortable

Rustic, recycled & comfortable are generally a lifestyle that doesn't go together.
When you look at rustic furniture you normally don't associate it with comfort. While rustic is appealing, it's not the type of furniture you cuddle up in and read a book. One furniture maker has put the combination together to allow the consumer to enjoy the comfort and familiarity of handmade décor. The furniture has taken on a resort quality that you would find in an upscale, Aspen or Park City-like style. An added bonus is that a majority of Red Ridge furniture uses only recycled barn wood or dead standing from the forest floor.

Michael Brill has had a dedication to this one of-a-kind furniture, and its very apparent – his focus is on providing every consumer with a quality product. His distinctive offerings are a crossover breed between rustic and luxurious, which simultaneously makes a house a home, and makes that home's interior a showpiece. From dining room tables to massive log beds – every item is handmade with an individual customer's needs in mind. With an impeccable eye for the details, Brill incorporates leather accents and wooden carvings to add personality and rich texture.

Whether you reside in an apartment in Manhattan or a sprawling resort in the Rockies, this furniture will welcome you home each day. Red Ridge Fine Furniture's durability and timelessness boasts a versatility and authenticity that makes these pieces certain to become the treasured antiques of tomorrow.

What's more, in this time of global deforestation and depletion of natural resources, Brill has continued to seek out vendors who harvest either dead standing trees, use recycled barn wood, or replenish cut plantation wood. His environmental awareness has translated into customer awareness, which has, in turn, helped to generate a rapidly expanding presence within the rustic furniture market.

Brill formed Red Ridge Fine Furniture in 2002, and has approximately 30 different product lines, including award winning teak and log furniture, traditional American and European lines, forged steel and hand dyed leather furniture and accessories, as well as slate and copper fountains.

To learn more about Michael Brill and Red Ridge Fine Furniture,
Please call 847-438-3659.