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Shopping for furniture is a lot easier when you can actually sit on the couch, open the drawers, and see what a piece feels like in real life. Around Salem, we’ve got longtime local furniture stores, solid wood and custom options, budget-friendly finds, and a few places that can help you pull the whole room together.
WhirLocal Salem · Sep 15, 2026 · 11 min read
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I purchased a new recliner chair from Sid’s furniture and the seam where the arm rest connects to the back of the chair separated. I contacted Sid’s and sent them a photo of the damage. Sid’s quickly resolved the issue by having a new chair delivered to my house. There was no attempt to repair the original chair or saying I caused
Donald Wahlberg All reviews
Reclining sofa
Went in just to look around. Ryan came over and asked if he could help and we said just looking. He left us alone but paid attention if we needed anything. We ended up buying a sofa. Ryan was very helpful and pleasant to work with. For a change it was a good experience when buying furniture. THANK YOU RYAN
Ron B. All reviews
Professional
Love the way that they let us stroll through the store without bothering us and then when we found what we wanted after sitting in the massage chairs for a half hour talking they told us it would be 3 months to order in the couch we wanted well a week later they were contacting us for a delivery time we were so happy. Thank you employees and management for such great service
Roger W. All reviews
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