Press Kit

BENNETT Wholesale Furniture, Fine Stained Wood, Painted, and Veneer CollectionsFor years, BENNETT To The Trade has been building relationships with Italian families to create one of a kind reproduction pieces. Each piece is handcrafted and finished using old world techniques exclusively in walnut, cherry, and rare olive wood. Shipments arrive year round to allow our customer the freshest, most unique look.

FURNITURE OFFERINGS
Chairs | Chests | Benches | Coffee Tables | Bookcases & Vitrines | Consoles | Desks | Dining Tables | Occasional Tables | Sideboards | Demilunes

FURNITURE FINISHES
Painted | Veneer | Stained Wood

 


WHOLESALE PRESS CONTACT  Max Bennett, Marketing Director    |    (865) 789-5366
info@bennetttothetrade.com    |    www.BennettToTheTrade.com    |    305 West High Ave., MST Suites 113 + 114, High Point, NC 27260


 

FEATURED IN MILIEU MAGAZINE’S THE GOODS... FALL 2023

 At bottom left, BENNETT To The Trade's Emerald Green Chest (item #BRS5510GREEN). It features three drawers and measures 42"x20"x36." PRODUCT LINK


FEATURED IN MILIEU MAGAZINE’S FROM THE DESK OF..., SUMMER 2022

Bennett to The Trade in Milieu Magazine Summer 2022 Issue

 At bottom right, BENNETT To The Trade's Linden Chest in Black (item #FMO6000BK). It features four drawers and measures 49.25"x21"x40." PRODUCT LINK


FEATURED IN MILIEU MAGAZINE’S THE GOODS, FALL 2021

BENNETT To The Trade featured in Milieu Magazine's The Goods section in Fall 2021 issue

 At top right, BENNETT To The Trade's sideboard (item #ELI1004BK). From the text: “This Bennett [To The Trade] sideboard (item #ELI1004BK) is a statement in elegance. Noted for its sweeping profile, the piece can assume a prominent place in any room in your home. It features cabinet space and an expansive surface; it measures 74.75"x22.25"x41.5." PRODUCT LINK


FEATURED IN VIP MAGAZINE, NOVEMBER 2018

BENNETT Home Featured in VIP Magazine, Knoxville

VIP Knoxville Magazine featured the home of BENNETT owner Jeannie Bennett, and the renovations she undertook once her sons began to think about homes of their own. “If you took everything away, there’s a consistency in the palette,” said Jeannie [Bennett]. “I always choose yellow-based colors. I like warmth.” READ THE ARTICLE