Alstons

The Alstons family were in the furniture trade for 150 years and were very proud of their heritage. Back in 1860, two brothers, William and Ambrose Alston, opened a furniture shop in Sudburys North Street instead of following the family line into the weaving trade. Master cabinet-makers by trade, the brothers shop quickly prospered, with loyal customers spreading the word about the brothers charming, well-made cabinets. Towards the end of the century they were able to move to Sudburys bustling Old Market Place, where they opened up a larger shop with cabinet and upholstery making workshops located behind. In 1950...

Our sofas are made to be more than just beautiful; we make them to withstand all the demands of life. why? because alstons understands that sofas are at the centre of the home. they’re the focal point around which life moves,the place where families and friends come together,day after day – the spot where people choose to spend their precious free time – and we think that’s a powerful thing. and e believe a truly great sofa is attractive and comfortable and demands to be used every day: a sofa that is made for living. alstons has dedicated the last sixty years to manufacturing sofas that meet this ideal: sofas that are beautifully designed and upholstered,and built with expert skill from high quality materials.

Alstons operates in the Furniture industry.

Alstons's revenue is 11m - 100m

Alstons has 51 - 200 employees.