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Design A Sofa finds new Heritage Trace location in north Fort Worth

Design A Sofa in north Fort Worth has more than 200 styles of custom furniture. (Courtesy Design A Sofa)
Design A Sofa in north Fort Worth has more than 200 styles of custom furniture. (Courtesy Design A Sofa)

Design A Sofa in north Fort Worth has more than 200 styles of custom furniture. (Courtesy Design A Sofa)

By Ian Pribanic | | Updated

Custom furniture store Design A Sofa relocated to 3529 Heritage Trace Parkway, Fort Worth, in August. The store offers more than 200 styles of custom sofas and sectionals that are handmade in the U.S. 817-501-6658. www.designasofadfw.com
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