Button Tufting Upholstery that is decorated with a geometric pattern of cloth-covered buttons.
Ball Foot A round, ball-shaped foot, usually found in 17th century style furniture.
Bun Foot A foot similar to a ball foot, but flatter and wider like an oval.
Barrel Back A chair where the back and arms are made of a single, continuous piece of curved wood.
Bow Back A chair back with a single, continuous piece for the arms and back, reinforced with spindles.
Brewster Chair A 17th century style chair made of multiple vertical and horizontal spindles and posts.
Bench A long, low seat for two to three people.
Bedroom A room containing a bed, dresser, and other furniture, where someone sleeps at night.
Bunk Ladder A ladder attached to a Bunk Bed or Loft Bed in order to climb into the upper bunk.
Bed Frame The metal support structure underneath a bed, which holds the box spring.
Blanket Chest A low chest with a hinged top, use for storing blankets and comforters.
Burl Veneer A type of veneer with a rough and irregular pattern made from knotted wood.
Bookmatched Veneer Veneer laid out with matching pieces that mirror each other identically.
Bail A type of handle made from a loop or ring.
Bombe A style of chest that bulges outward at the top and narrows at the bottom.
Bureau A chest of drawers used for storing clothing.
Bedroom Bench A bench with storage compartments for storing quilts and blankets.
Bedding Any kind of blankets, sheets, quilts, and comforters that are laid over a bed.
Bedding Set A matched set of blankets, sheets, pillow cases, and other bedding.
Box Spring The lower support of a bed, on top of which the mattress rests.
Baker’s Rack An open-fronted set of shelving, used for kitchen storage.
Butterfly Table A table with folding leaves that can be extended or folded in to change the size.
Bar Stools Tall seats which can come at either countertop height or bar height.
Buffet A dresser or cabinet used in the dining room to store kitchenware.
Butler’s Table A small table with folding legs, and sides that can be folded up so it can be carried like a tray.
Bar Height Stool A stool that stands between 30 to 32 inches, for use at a full sized bar.
Bar Height Table A table that stands between 30 to 32 inches, the same as the size of a bar. Often matched with bar height chairs.
Baby Furniture Furniture for use in a nursery, such as cribs, playpens, high chairs, etc.
Bookcase A piece of furniture with shelves, used for storing books and other items.
Bathroom Rack A storage rack for use in the bathroom, sometimes designed to fit over the back of the toilet.
Bean Bag Chair A seat made from a vinyl or cloth sack filled with stuffing that conforms to a person’s body shape.
Baize A soft fabric similar to felt, such as might be found on a poker table.
Bas-Relief A type of decorative carving that extends only slightly from the background.
Bentwood Wood that has been bent and curved using steam, such as to make the curved bottom legs of a rocking chair.
Bevel A sloped or slanted decorative edge around the border of a piece of furniture or a mirror.
Birch A type of light colored wood used to make furniture and plywood.
Blockfront A chest of drawers divided into three sections, with the center section set further back than the ends.
Bowfront A dresser or chest with a convex, or outward curving front.
Box Joint An interlocking finger joint in drawers, made from complementary rectangular cuts that fit together.
Bracket Foot A decorative foot to a chest or armoire, which extends at an angle from each corner of the furniture.
Brass A yellowish metal alloy commonly used for drawer handles, knobs, hinges, fasteners, and other decorative furniture pieces.
Breakfront A type of cabinet divided into three sections, with the center section extending further outward than the ends.
Brass Plated Furniture made from steel pieces that have been plated with a thin layer of brass for aesthetic purposes.
Baseball Stitching On cushions or upholstery, a double row of stitching along both sides of a seam, to reinforce the seam and add decoration.
Basket Weave Furniture made from weaving cane or rushes together similar to a basket. Can also refer to a type of fabric woven with a similar appearance.
Blended Fabric A type of upholstery made from different types of fibers woven together.
Brocade A type of upholstery made from thick fabric with a raised design.
Bi-cast Leather Leather upholstery made with split leather covered with a layer of polyurethane for a glossy appearance.
Beading A decorative border of embossed beads strung together in a row.
Beech A strong hardwood, often used in tables and chairs.
Bonded Leather Upholstery made from a mixture of leather and either polyurethane or vinyl. Has the same appearance as genuine leather, but at a lower cost.
Bamboo A hollow-jointed wood used to make chairs, tables, and other furniture.
Board and Batten Cabinets made with thin strips of wood (battens) placed over the seams between attached boards.
Bolster A long, thick, cylindrical pillow.
Barley-sugar Twist Furniture legs that have been shaped in a twisted spiral design.
Blind Tooled Leather Leather that has been decorated with heated tools to create embossed patterns and texture.
Broken Pediment An arched or drowned top of a cabinet or armoire, in which the two sides don’t meet at the peak and leave an open top.
Bird’s Eye Maple A valuable type of maple wood covered with small spots that resemble bird’s eyes.
Boxwood A dense, light colored wood commonly used for inlays.
Basswood A common hardwood with a creamy white or brown color.
Butternut Also known as white walnut, a light brown wood that is easy to work with.
Buffing Leather upholstery smoothed by a mechanical buffer to reduce blemishes.
Backbones Natural marks in leather upholstery that appear along the backbone of the hide.
Barcelona Chair An armless, leather upholstered chair with a stainless steel frame.
Bergere Chair An upholstered chair with an overstuffed cushion and a curved design to the frame and legs.
Baroque A furniture style with oversized, bold details and sweeping curves.
Boiserie A style of decorative woodworking with rich carvings, usually used as wood panels.
Bonnet Top A cabinet with a broken pediment in the shape of a flame or urn.
Banquette A long upholstered bench.
Bibliotheque A bookshelf.
Bullet/Peninsula Desk A desk which is rounded on one side, with the other side flat and placed up against the wall.
Bistro Table A small, round table used in dining nooks.
Customer Care is taking longer waiting time than normal
The My Account is the fastest way for order tracking, cancellations, and returns
Can I place an order? Will The Classy Home deliver the package?
Yes, you can place and order; and yes, we will deliver. The Classy Home's activities are continuing. Our delivery times are accurate to the fine of our expertise, however state-level and national-level closure decisions can also have an effect on a few orders. We are trying to do our exceptional best to be as accurate as feasible. You could find updated shipping instances on the product detail web page for every object and while you are checking out.
What's the status of my order and delivery? Can I change the address on my order?
You can track your order and deliveries from the Track Order on our site. Once your order has shipped, you can find tracking information in your order details. If an order includes multiple items, each may have separate delivery dates and tracking information.
Why are some items taking longer to ship?
With many states issuing stay-at-home orders due to covid-19, some of our partners have needed to reduce their staff notably. That means warehouses have taken longer than ordinary to get your order on a truck. We've done our best to make certain that our delivery estimates are correct, but our delivery chain has had a few exceptions while sudden activities including climate and warehouse closures have not on time deliveries. We are doing the whole lot possible to make certain the safety of everybody in our community and we appreciate your patience.
Can I still make returns?
Yes, though there may be some delays as our vendors continue to comply with local or state regulations at their warehouses. Returns can be initiated by you in your account on theclassyhome.com.
Is it safe to receive orders?
For guidance on coronavirus, please refer to the World Health Organization website. Here is an excerpt from their website as of April 3, 2020- "The likelihood of an infected person contaminating commercial goods is low and the risk of catching the virus that causes COVID-19 from a package that has been moved, travelled, and exposed to different conditions and temperature is also low."
What is The Classy Home doing to keep customers and employees safe?
The Classy Home is committed to ensuring the safety of both our customers and employees. We are strictly following WHO guidance to protect our employees. Using sanitizer & masks, keeping our warehouses clean, allowed employees to work from home where possible. We've also instructed our suppliers to follow WHO guidance at their warehouses.
Is it possible to reduce contact with delivery guys or driver?
Yes. The Classy Home's delivery partners have been advised to reduce contact with customers by placing packages at the customer's doorstep and stepping back. ID check is performed at a distance. You can also choose a safe location where the delivery staff can leave your package.
NOTE: we can also add one box named 'delivery instructions' in the form where customer can fill instructions while ordering
Is The Classy Home still delivering Large and Bulky items?
