Is there a small room in your home that isn't being used to its full potential? Or, do you live in a small apartment with limited space in general?

We have the simple tips you need to visually expand any room. But first, let's start with the basics.

We talked to Peggy, Queen Bee at Circle, to discuss the best-selling products of 2020. The year that shook everything up and brought most of us home – what were the products our customers loved and why?

From comfort sleepers to the office chair that everyone wanted, we’re breaking down the top 10 products of 2020.

As always, we’re here to give you the inside scoop on all things home décor and interior design. We believe that the better equipped you are with information, the better choices you’ll make for your home.

And that’s the goal, isn’t it? To love your home. We talked to Georgianna, our Store Manager in Cambridge to discover the 5 things your interior designer won’t tell you.

I think this year, more than ever, is the time to embrace brightness in your home. To bring in the light – figuratively and literally.

New England winters, especially in these early days when it feels like the sun sets three seconds after it rises, can be a dark time. Sure, we all love the snow and those perfect winter days when the sky is shockingly blue. But when it’s cold and blustery outside, you want your home to feel like a warming tonic.

From colonial to shaker to post-modern, America has a rich history of furniture-making and woodworking. Here at Circle Furniture, we’re invested in the craftsmanship of American furniture and are proud to partner with factories that produce high-quality, sustainably-made furniture.

We carefully research every manufacturer before we put the Circle stamp on it. The majority of our wood products are made right here in New England by craftspeople whose life work is to create beautiful, quality furniture.

If you know anything about hardwood furniture, you probably know that the piece you buy isn't going to look the same in a few years. Like leather, wood is a natural living material. Inevitably, it ages and changes over time. Thankfully, and similarly to leather, high-quality wood furniture ages like a fine wine - only getting richer and more beautiful with time.