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Here is a link that might be useful: Interior Define

"International freight". Does that mean they are made overseas?

Sounds as though they are made in China. Otherwise, why not say say where they are made?

There was a company in the 90s that did the same customization except not the ability to offer a change of up to four inches in width---- which I think is a brilliant idea, btw. I think it was called Norwalk? Anyway, they sold some case goods but it was mainly made to order upholstered pieces. Maybe they were too far ahead of their time?

Norwalk still exists and still does fine quality furniture. Not sure I'd say the same about this if it's import.

Geez, I didn't see the "international freight" page earlier. Thanks for pointing that out. I was wondering about it for DD2, but she most likely wouldn't consider now.

I am not so sure it is made Internationally. They are based in Chicago. The following was in the Q&A:

"Do you deliver outside the continental U.S.?

We do! Delivery is free to the 48 continental states - but we can coordinate delivery outside the continental U.S. including, but not limited to Canada and Alaska. Additional shipping and brokerage fees may apply. We do not deliver to Hawaii.

Canadian customers: There are two sets of additional fees. First, as much as we'd prevent it for you, there are customs fees that you'll need to remit to the Canadian government. We can recommend a customs broker to you, but you're free to use whichever one you like. Typical customs charges including duty can be 15-30%. Second, there is delivery fee of $250 on all orders and it can take a couple weeks longer for the order to arrive. Due to the customs and additional delivery charges, Canadian orders are not eligible for returns outside of for damage or defect.

To learn more about shipment outside the 48 states, please call us at 872-802-4119"

"The company has a team of 15 on-the-ground employees in China who liaise with Interior Define's suppliers and manufacturers there to ensure finished pieces are up to snuff. Pieces are delivered in about eight to 12 weeks."

Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/20140908/NEWS07/140909872/build-to-order-furniture-startup-nabs-1-million