by admin | Nov 27, 2012 | Bedroom Furniture
We’re all familiar with “New Car Smell.” What, of course we’re really smelling are oders from paint, fabrics, plastics, and other chemicals used to manufacture the vehicle. You’ve noticed the same “New” smell in other things you’ve purchased, maybe even from a brand...
by admin | Nov 26, 2012 | Bedroom Furniture
Here at Rainbow Furniture in Fort Wayne,Indiana, we’re constantly searching the country for top quality, made in American furniture. Happily, we seem to be finding more American Made quality every day. American consumers are getting smart, and know they get more...
by admin | Aug 31, 2012 | American Made Furniture, Bedroom Furniture, Close Outs!, Dining Room Furniture, Sofas
Furniture Sales are a Fort Wayne, Indiana, tradition. Labor Day Furniture sales have been a tradition at Fort Wayne’s Rainbow Furniture as well. As in the past, Rainbow has reduced prices on it huge selection of All American Made Furniture, with espcially...
by admin | Jul 18, 2012 | American Made Furniture, Bedroom Furniture
You may be aware of the furor caused by the discovery that the US Olympic team’s uniforms were made in China. Now, a survey of 1,200 Americans shows that 97% have a favorable view of goods manufactured in the United States. Moreover, there is a high level of support...
by admin | May 15, 2012 | American Made Furniture, Bedroom Furniture
Yutzy Furniture, manufacuted by Amish craftsmen here in the good old USA (Ohio to be exact), continues to draw a lot of attention at Rainbow Furniture in Fort Wayne, IN. Tim Osborn, Rainbow’s owner, noted that a lot of people are traveling a long way to his...
by admin | Apr 20, 2012 | American Made Furniture, Bedroom Furniture, Chairs, Close Outs!, Dining Room Furniture, Ottomans, Sofas
Rainbow Furniture’s warehouse just behind their showrooms at Covington and Freeman Roads in Southwest Fort Wayne, are crammed with incredbile values on high quality furniture, both new and used. If you’re looking for furniture this weekend in Northeast...
