Pottery Barn

Introduction

Pottery Barn sells furniture, home furnishings, lighting and decorative accessories. Its range includes pieces for living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms and home offices.

Alongside furniture, the retailer offers bed linen, bath accessories, rugs, curtains and tabletop items. Design appointments and a trade programme are also available.

What Pottery Barn offers

The furniture range covers seating, tables, storage and beds, as well as furniture for children’s bedrooms, nurseries and playrooms. Pottery Barn also lists bespoke furniture and custom upholstery.

For finishing a room, there are cushions, throws, mirrors, picture frames and decorative objects. The range extends to dinnerware, glassware, barware and kitchen utensils.

Product and service categories

Brands named on the site

The site names Chris Loves Julia and Kravet in collaborations with Pottery Barn.

Using the website

Pottery Barn provides a store locator and a sign-in option. Its design resources include buying guides for lighting, rugs and curtains, plus a furniture measuring guide.

Styling ideas cover bed linen looks, cushion pairings, table settings and gallery walls. The site also offers room inspiration for spaces including living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms and home offices.

Notable features

Design appointments are offered in-home, virtually and in-store. For an in-home appointment, the design team discusses project goals and follows up with mood boards, product recommendations and customised room plans.

Shoppers can request fabric swatches for custom upholstery. Pottery Barn also lists a trade programme, business-to-business furniture and commercial grade furniture.

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Summary

Pottery Barn brings together furniture and home accessories, from sofas and dining tables to lighting, bed linen and dinnerware. Its services include design appointments, custom upholstery swatch requests and a trade programme.