Same NC workshops as luxury brands. Eight-way hand-tied springs at half price.
Maiden Home delivers luxury craftsmanship at a direct-to-consumer price, using the exact same North Carolina workshops as brands charging three times as much. Founder Nidhi Kapur leveraged her supply chain experience to offer bench-made, order-only furniture without retail markup. The Sullivan sofa features eight-way hand-tied springs—a construction method found in $8,000 sofas—yet priced under $3,000, making it 62% cheaper than the typical rival. This outperforms #5 Floyd’s modular sofa in construction quality due to its hand-tied springs and custom craftsmanship. Every piece is built to order, ensuring durability that mass-market furniture lacks, backed by a concrete measurement: under $3,000 for a sofa with springs usually costing over $8,000.

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