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New Furniture Before the Holidays!

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The holidays are closer than you think! Thanksgiving is next month and Christmas will soon follow. Are you hosting the holidays this year? Could your furniture use an update before your family and friends arrive? Now is the time to shop for your home updates at Eldon Furniture . Read on to learn more about our furniture for the holidays from our furniture company at the Lake of the Ozarks .  Furniture Designed for Style and Real Life Having a warm, inviting home is important, and furniture sets the tone. Whether you want a snug spot to put your feet up or a lavish backdrop for entertaining the Junior League, you’ll find what you desire right here. Our range of styles includes traditional, country, cottage, modern and transitional. Living Room Furniture Whether it's a perfect sectional, a leather sofa and loveseat, or a recliner set, Eldon Furniture has just the right set for your space. We can help you coordinate custom fabrics, colors, coffee tables, side tables, lamps, accent pie...

5 Tips for Rearranging Your Furniture for Your Christmas Tree

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Now that Thanksgiving is over it's officially time to start putting up your Christmas decorations if you haven't already! Every year when we get the Christmas tree out it seems like the big question is where will you put it and how does it work with my existing furniture? You want your home to look beautiful for Christmas but you also want to ensure your space is still usable. Today, our furniture store at the Lake of the Ozarks has a few tips on how to arrange your furniture around your Christmas tree! 1) Decide On a Focal Point  First, decide which room you will enjoy your tree the most. Typically we put our trees up in the living room but depending on how much space you have to work with you may need to consider a different room. Your tree should be a safe distance from fireplaces and high trafficked areas. 2) Empty Your Space After you choose which room to put your tree, sometimes it's best to empty the room first. Starting fresh will often give yo...