Furniture Stores

The SleepZone Mattress Centers is Tri-Cities Best Mattress Store featuring top mattress brands like Tempur-Pedic, Stearns & Foster and Sealy. We have been serving Tri-Cities for 30 years with locations in Johnson City and Kingsport. We are also family owned and operated.

Gifts galore in Kingsport

Heirloom-Quality American Hardwood Furniture and Gifts, Handcrafted in Tennessee. Custom orders welcome.

Indoor chairs and seating - Ekornes / stressless recliners ***We will order any size, style, or color from the complete Ekornes / stressless online catalog - http://www.ekornes.com/us/e-catalog/*** - LUNA CHAIR BY IMG, USA OUTDOOR LIVING - UWHARRIE CHAIRS AND FURNITURE - HAMMOCKS ACCESSORIES AND GIFTS - Spartina Handbags - Nora Fleming - Scout Bags - Willow

Welcome to Appalachian Market! We're so glad you decided to stop by and check us out! We are a brand new Johnson City based small business specializing in custom furniture, refurbished furniture, photography, and home decor.

BoxDrop is a discount mattress store. We specialize in clearance and closeouts and buy directly from the manufacturer, passing the savings on to our customers. We run appointments out of our warehouse, eliminating the expenses of employees and an expensive store front. These factors, combined with great quality products and friendly staff, allow BoxDrop to create the best mattress shopping experience available.

Did you know that Zak’s Furniture started out as a TV and Electronics store? Back in 1959, my father and my Uncle, Marvin Howard, started a joint venture specializing in TV’s and TV repair. This store was named “Bowman- Howard” and was located in the old Peerless Center. During the early 60’s, my father and uncle would dabble into selling other things such as carpet, and eventu?ally some furniture. They quickly developed a passion for the furni?ture retail industry and decided to open a furniture retail store in Boones Creek and relocated Bowman-Howard to Boones Creek in 1968. After tremendous suc?cess from their furniture retail activities, and seeing where the elec?tronics industry was heading, my father and uncle decided to focus strictly on furniture and merged the two stores into one larger furni?ture store. I can’t remember the exact date, but this was around the early 70’s timeframe. So essentially, what started as a 10,000 sq. ft. tv store turned into 160,000 sq. ft. of facilities on 14 acres of land. Zak’s is now a regional home furnishings campus serving East Tennessee, Southwest Virginia and Western North Carolina. Zak’s even reaches into Eastern Kentucky and West Virginia as well.