Welcome to AHFA's Furniture Features. Many stories are available with downloadable photography at 300 dpi for use in print. Under "Monthly Feature," you will find fact-filled resource information and articles available for your unrestricted use. This is the place to look for AHFA research and information, such as "How to Find Your Personal Furniture Style" and "Venus and Mars … Two Worlds, One Home." If you would like to discuss any feature stories you are working on or interview a furniture or decorating expert, contact Jackie Hirschhaut, AHFA vice president of public relations via e-mail at hirschhaut@aol.com or telephone (336) 884-5000, ext. 116.

Furniture 101
AHFA offers valuable, detailed information to help the average shopper identify basic quality features in every price range.

Comfort Zone 101
AHFA shares the results of an exclusive consumer research survey, as well as comfort zone 101 tips for consumers.

Decorating Beautifully on a Budget
AHFA shares industry secrets and a four-step approach to making decorating and home furnishings dollars go further.

Short on Space, Tall on Function
Great ideas for small living spaces. AHFA's research revealed the top priorities of those furnishing and decorating smaller homes.

Teen Edge Style
Trends and tips for helping budding teenagers decorate their living quarters.

From Full House to Empty Nest
According to a recent survey of more than 1,000 empty nesters, AHFA uncovered their housing and home decorating trends.

Home on Your Own: Learn to Decorate it Yourself
AHFA teamed up with author and interior designer Catherine Bailly Dunne, A.S.I.D., to develop Home On Your Own: Learn to Decorate it Yourself, giving consumers practical advice on how to easily create a home they love to live in.

Feathering Your First Nest In Style
A guide to help couples shower their love nests with furniture that expresses their new lives together. The program is designed to give advice to couples on prioritizing, decorating and shopping for home furnishings.

Room to Grow: What's new for kids
Furniture trends for toddlers to teens. This is a program that helps parents select furniture for their children and understand the role furniture plays in a child's youth.