

Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Miller's Furniture carry Smith Brothers?
For over a century, Miller's Furniture has focused on quality furniture that offers lasting value. Smith Brothers aligns perfectly with our philosophy:
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American craftsmanship
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Exceptional comfort
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Custom options
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Long-term durability
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Family-owned values
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Outstanding customer satisfaction
When customers ask us for "the best upholstery we carry,"
Smith Brothers is always part of that conversation.
Is Smith Brothers Furniture made in the USA?
Yes. Smith Brothers manufactures its furniture in
Berne, Indiana and has done so since 1926.
What types of furniture does Smith Brothers make?
Smith Brothers makes sofas, sectionals, recliners, tilt-backs, chairs, ottomans, motion furniture, and dining upholstery.
Can I choose my own fabric or leather?
Yes. Smith Brothers offers extensive fabric and leather choices along with wood finishes, pillows, railhead trims, and other customization options.
Is Smith Brothers good quality?
Yes. Smith Brothers is known for quality construction, including hardwood maple frame components, steel coil springs, high-quality foam, and detailed upholstery tailoring.
Do you have Smith Brothers furniture on display?
Yes. Miller's Furniture has a large selection of Smith Brothers to choose from on the sales floor.
How long does custom Smith Brothers furniture take?
Lead times can vary depending on the style, fabric, leather, and factory schedule but generally range from 4-6 weeks. Miller’s Furniture can give you the most current estimate when you order.
What is the warranty on Smith Brothers?
Smith Brothers offers a lifetime warranty on the hardwood frames, spring units and foam cores; 5 years on recliner mechanisms; 3 years on motors; 2 years on swivel glider mechanisms, swivel rings, tilt-back mechanisms; 1 year on switches, wiring, battery packs and fabric. (Parts only. See manufacturers website for details.)
Why buy Smith Brothers from Miller’s instead of online?
At Miller’s Furniture, you can sit-test pieces, compare comfort, see fabrics and leathers in person, get design guidance, and work with a local family-owned store that stands behind what it sells.

