We Offer Maryland’s Guaranteed Low Prices Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 10am-9pm Wednesday: 10am-5pm • Saturday: 10am-6pm • Sunday: 11am-5pm Gardiners Furniture in Harford County is located in Bel Air Maryland is convenient to all parts of Harford County Maryland and just minutes from Baltimore. Gardiners is a family owned and operated business and currently operates five beautiful display showrooms spread around the central Maryland region, as well as a warehouse distribution and service facility located in Pikesville. Gardiners furniture showroom in Bel Air, Maryland has furniture for all rooms in your home to suit all tastes and budgets.

Make sure to stop by and browse the large showroom, test out the furniture and get all your questions answered.

Furniture is available for all rooms in your house including:

Bedroom Furniture – Adult and Youth Bedroom Sets

• King Beds / Queen Beds / Full Beds / Twin Beds / Bunkbeds
  
• Headboards and Bed Frames 
  
• Dressers / Chests / Night Stands
  
• Armoires / Hutches
  
• Vertical and Landscape Mirrors

Computer Desks / Desk Chairs

Living Room Furniture

• Occasional Tables – Sofa Tables, Cocktail Tables, End Tables
  
• Accent Chairs / Ottomans / Benches
  
• Recliners / Rocking Recliner
  
• Motion Upholstery – Couches / Loveseats / Wedges
  
• Sleeper Sofas
  
• Sectionals – with or without recliners
  
• Sofas and Leather Sofas

Dining Room Furniture

• Dining Room Tables & Chairs
  
• Hutches / Buffets / Servers
  
• Credenza / China Cabinet
  
• Dinette Sets
  
• Bakers Racks / Bar Stools
  

Home Office Furniture

• Office Desks / Roll Top Desks
  
• Desk Chairs / Rolling Chairs / Swivel Chairs
  
• Filing Cabinets
  
• Executive Desks
  
• Computer Workstations
  
• Storage Hutches

Entertainment Centers

• TV Stands
  
• Large Screen TV Cabinets

Home Accents

• Curios / Corner Curios
  
• Oriental Rugs / Area Carpets
  
• Credenza / Chests / Settees
  
• Jewelry Armoires
  
• Bars and Barstools
  
• Drum Tables
  
• Cedar Chests
  
• Wardrobe Chests

Bedding / Mattresses  - Simmons / Beautyrest / Tempur-pedic

• King Mattresses and Pillows
  
• Queen Mattress and Pillows
  
• Full and Twin Mattresses
  
• Mattress Covers

FAQ:

1. What brands does Gardiners Furniture in Harford County Maryland carry?
   Broyhill, Lane Home Furnishings, Hooker, Ashley Industries, Kincaid, Clayton Marcus, Simmons USA, Legacy, Universal, TempurPedic, Lea and many more.
2. I need help picking out furniture for an entire room. Can you help?
   Yes. Any one of our in store designers would be more than glad to help you layout your room or entire house.
3. Can I purchase this sofa in a different fabric?  If yes, how long will it take to arrive?
   Most of our sofas come in hundreds of fabric covers. Special order upholstery can take 6-12 weeks to arrive.
4. How do I tell if the furniture I'm buying is good quality?
   Open drawers and look for signs of quality, such as construction technique and joint assembly. Joint techniques like dove-tailing or dowelling are superior to others. Slide drawers in and out to determine their fit, and safety function like drawer stops. Test the piece for stability – well manufactured products are rigid and sturdiest in areas receiving the most stress or bearing the most weight. Finally, inspect the composition and finish – is it solid wood, laminate, or is it veneer, and what kind of finish and sealant completes the piece. Do a full, top to bottom inspection of the product.
5. What's the difference between solid wood, veneer and laminate?
   Solid Hardwood means the grain of the lumber will carry through the core. Solid hardwood allows for pieces to be carved or lathe-turned, offering more detail in the wood's presentation.  Hardwood Veneers are thin slices of wood, bonded to another composite wood product like plywood or particle board. Laminates are a printed imitation hardwood surface that is applied to usually a composite wood product like particle board. This simulated wood grain or other pattern is reproduced out of paper, plastic or foil and then bonded to the base product. Because laminating is a surface treatment, this process doesn't allow for any carving or detailing in the finish and is typically more simple in appearance.
6. What is the difference between softwoods and hardwood?
   Softwoods, such as pine, spruce and fir are from coniferous (needle bearing) trees, and are picked for their casual earthly appearance. Hardwoods such as oak, maple, and ash come from deciduous (leaf bearing) trees, and have been used throughout history for the finest furniture and architectural detail. Most hardwoods are stronger and are less likely to dent than softwoods. Hardwoods are generally used in the construction of upholstery frames to secure nails and screws in high impact areas.