Standard Furniture
Standard Furniture Manufacturing Company was a long-established Alabama furniture manufacturer headquartered in Bay Minette. The business was founded in 1946 and became known for value-oriented bedroom furniture, dining-room furniture, occasional tables, entertainment furniture, upholstered furniture, accent pieces, and related home furnishings sold through retail dealers and distributors throughout the United States. Its Alabama manufacturing heritage made Standard one of the better-known furniture-industry employers in the region.
A major ownership change occurred in 2017, when private-equity firm Aterian Investment Partners acquired an interest in Standard Furniture. In 2018, Standard acquired Albany Industries, a New Albany, Mississippi-based upholstery manufacturer, creating a larger furniture platform combining Standard’s case-goods expertise with Albany’s stationary-upholstery business.
The most important current correction is that Standard Furniture no longer operates as a separate active consumer-facing furniture brand in the form shown on older headquarters pages. By 2025, the Standard product line had been fully absorbed into sister company Albany Industries, the Standard name had been wound down, and Standard’s Bay Minette warehouse closed in May 2025. The former Standard product portfolio that remained commercially viable, including selected motion upholstery, accent chairs, and upholstered beds, was incorporated into Albany’s broader furniture lineup. The old StandardFurniture.com domain now redirects to Albany Industries.
Because the Standard Furniture brand has been absorbed into Albany Industries, the best current successor-company headquarters is
Albany Industries, Inc.
504 N. Glenfield Road
New Albany, MS 38652
United States
Albany Industries currently identifies New Albany, Mississippi as its headquarters and publishes this address for company contact and mailing purposes.
Albany Industries, Inc.
504 N. Glenfield Road
New Albany, MS 38652
This address now serves as the practical corporate contact for the furniture business that absorbed Standard’s remaining product lines.
504 N. Glenfield Road
New Albany, MS 38652
Albany publishes the same location as its mailing address.
Former Standard Furniture headquarters
Standard Furniture Manufacturing Company, LLC
801 U.S. Highway 31 South
Bay Minette, AL 36507
Older industry and business records also referenced 701 West Hurricane Road, Bay Minette, AL 36507, within the company’s Bay Minette operating complex. The Bay Minette Standard warehouse closed in May 2025, so these addresses should now be presented as historical Standard Furniture locations rather than the current active headquarters of a standalone Standard brand.
Current successor-company corporate contact
662-534-9800
Albany Industries publishes this number at its New Albany headquarters.
662-534-9800
Albany does not publish a separate universal consumer Customer Service number.
504 N. Glenfield Road, New Albany, MS 38652
504 N. Glenfield Road, New Albany, MS 38652
info@albanyfurniture.com.
Furniture Manufacturing, Upholstery, Bedroom Furniture, Dining Furniture, Accent Furniture and Home Furnishings
Standard Furniture: 1946
Albany Industries: 1995.
The Standard-Albany furniture platform developed under Aterian Investment Partners. Standard acquired Albany in 2018, and the Standard business was later consolidated into the Albany brand.
A precise current employee count for the consolidated Albany business is not publicly disclosed on its official website.
Standard Furniture brand wound down and absorbed into Albany Industries.
https://albanyindustries.com/contact.html
The following categories reflect the historical Standard Furniture business together with the current Albany Industries portfolio that absorbed significant parts of Standard’s product line.
Albany manufactures stationary sofas in a wide range of fabrics, configurations, colors, and styles. Its current catalog includes numerous sofa groups designed around value-oriented pricing and domestic or imported production.
Sectional seating is one of Albany’s largest current categories. The company offers two-piece, three-piece, four-piece, five-piece, chaise, modular, and other sectional configurations for different living-room layouts.
Albany produces matching and standalone loveseats across multiple upholstery collections. These products are typically coordinated with sofas, chairs, ottomans, and sectionals.
Accent chairs were among the former Standard product categories incorporated into Albany’s expanded whole-home portfolio. Current Albany products include conventional chairs, swivel chairs, push-back recliners, and coordinating seating.
The combined product portfolio includes reclining furniture such as push-back chairs and motion seating. Selected motion-upholstery products from the former Standard line were specifically retained as Albany consolidated the brands.
Motion upholstery was an important Standard Furniture category before the brand was wound down. Albany confirmed that the best-selling motion upholstery from Standard was incorporated into Albany’s current offering.
Albany incorporated selected upholstered beds from the prior Standard Furniture assortment. These products expand the current portfolio beyond conventional living-room seating into bedroom furniture.
Historically, Standard was especially well known for bedroom collections including beds, dressers, chests, nightstands, mirrors, and coordinating case goods. Albany now describes itself as a whole-home supplier that includes bedroom products in its current assortment.
Dining-room furniture includes dining tables, chairs, storage pieces, and related case goods. Albany’s current whole-home positioning specifically includes dining furniture alongside upholstery, accents, and bedroom products.
Occasional products include cocktail tables, end tables, accent tables, cabinets, and other furniture used throughout living spaces. Standard historically had a substantial occasional-furniture business.
Albany’s current catalog includes cocktail ottomans and conventional ottomans in multiple fabrics and styles, often designed to coordinate with sofa and sectional groups.
Current Albany products include full sleepers, queen sleepers, mini sleepers, and other sofa-bed configurations designed to provide both seating and overnight sleeping space.
Albany manufactures significant portions of its stationary upholstery domestically and has long emphasized U.S.-based production capabilities.
The company also sources imported furniture to complement its domestic manufacturing. Current Albany materials describe the company as a one-stop source for both domestic and imported home furnishings.
Standard and Albany primarily serve furniture retailers and industry customers rather than operating as a large direct-to-consumer retail chain. Product questions, warranty matters, and order issues may therefore involve the retail dealer that sold the furniture.
Current successor-company number
662-534-9800.
662-534-9800
662-534-9800
662-534-9800
Albany does not publish a separate nationwide consumer Customer Service line.
General contact
662-534-9800
662-534-9800
251-937-6741
This was the long-standing Standard Furniture Manufacturing contact in Bay Minette. Because Standard’s standalone operations have been wound down, this should be treated as a legacy Standard number, not the primary current successor-company number.
251-937-1178
Historical contact.
A prior furniture-industry recall resource listed
251-937-6741, extension 1387
and
compliance@sfmco.com
for Standard Furniture product-safety matters. Because the Standard business has since been absorbed into Albany, consumers should confirm current handling with Albany before relying on the former contact.
No separate universal public sales number is currently listed.
General Albany contact
662-534-9800
No separate public billing number is listed.
Retail customers should contact the retailer that sold the furniture when the transaction occurred through an independent dealer.
No current universal regional-office number is published.
No standardized branch-office contact is published for the former Standard network.
No separate universal international customer number is publicly listed.
No emergency or after-hours hotline is published.
Not applicable in the conventional public-company sense.
The company is privately held.
No dedicated current media number is publicly promoted by Albany.
No universal public HR number is listed.
Not applicable.
Because the Standard Furniture brand has effectively been discontinued as a standalone product organization, current inquiries should generally be directed to Albany Industries at 662-534-9800 or info@albanyfurniture.com. Explain that the inquiry concerns a former Standard Furniture product and provide the collection name, model or SKU if available, approximate purchase date, retailer, and photographs. This gives Albany the best opportunity to determine whether the product or support responsibility transferred into its current portfolio.
If your issue involves a retail purchase, the furniture retailer that sold the item should normally be contacted first. Furniture manufacturers frequently process warranty claims through authorized retailers because the dealer has the original invoice, purchase date, model information, and delivery record. Ask the retailer to identify whether the warranty or parts request should be handled by Albany, a former Standard service channel, or another supplier.
Older websites may still list 251-937-6741 or the Bay Minette, Alabama address. Those details reflect Standard Furniture’s historical operation. The more accurate current routing is Albany Industries in New Albany, Mississippi because Standard’s name and remaining products have been absorbed into Albany.
Complaints may involve defective furniture, structural problems, finish defects, missing parts, upholstery issues, warranty disputes, delayed replacement parts, product safety, or problems with a retailer. Gather the purchase receipt, retailer name, product model or SKU, manufacturing labels, photographs, delivery date, warranty documents, and previous communications before escalating.
Begin with the retailer that sold the Standard Furniture product or contact current successor Albany Industries at 662-534-9800. Explain that the complaint concerns a former Standard product and provide the model, purchase date, retailer, and photographs. Ask whether the issue is covered under any surviving manufacturer support or warranty process.
If the complaint involves a structural or upholstery defect, ask for product-support or warranty review. If it involves missing parts, identify the precise component required. Product-safety concerns should be identified as such immediately so they can be routed differently from ordinary cosmetic or service complaints.
If the initial response does not resolve the issue, ask for a supervisor or management representative. Provide copies of previous correspondence and clearly explain why the proposed solution is insufficient. Include the retailer’s response if the dealer has already declined assistance.
Send a written message through Albany Industries’ Contact page or email info@albanyfurniture.com. Include photographs, product labels, purchase documentation, and your requested remedy. Written correspondence creates a useful record if further escalation becomes necessary.
For an unresolved complaint, write to Albany Industries, Inc., 504 N. Glenfield Road, New Albany, MS 38652. State that the issue concerns a legacy Standard Furniture product and include copies of all relevant records. Because Standard’s Bay Minette warehouse closed, current correspondence is better directed to Albany than to the former Alabama warehouse.
For possible recalls or product-safety problems, ask Albany whether a dedicated safety or compliance process applies. Do not rely solely on old Standard contact information because the company structure has changed. For retailer warranty disputes, use the retailer’s formal warranty-resolution process in parallel.
Furniture presenting a possible safety hazard may be reported to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Examples include tip-over hazards, unstable furniture, structural failures, entrapment risks, or other potentially dangerous defects. Provide product photographs, model information, purchase date, and details of any injury or near-miss.
General consumer disputes can be submitted to the applicable state Attorney General or consumer-protection office. If a retailer charged a credit card but failed to provide the agreed merchandise or refund, eligible consumers may also pursue the card issuer’s dispute process.
If a significant unresolved warranty, injury, property-damage, or contract dispute remains, review the sales agreement and warranty terms to determine whether arbitration, small-claims court, or civil litigation applies. Seek independent legal advice for serious injury or high-value claims.
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