'Microapartment' Furnisher is Moving Into Georgetown

There's good news for students and other people living in super tiny apartments in the D.C. area: a new furniture store is coming to town that aims to serve microapartment dwellers.

Resource Furniture has signed a lease at 3340 Cady's Alley NW in Georgetown, according to a Washington Business Journal report. The space used to be occupied by kitchen design showroom Pedini, which moved to 14th Street NW.

Resource Furniture says on its website that it creates unique pieces that are designed especially for small spaces -- think foldaway beds and collapsible couches.

The company has created a collection of "high-end furniture" and swears on their site that they don't deal with used furniture or low-quality materials. They focus on creating a one-stop shopping experience for people looking to furnish their living areas with space-efficient furnishings.

Resource Furniture currently has showrooms in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, Montreal and Mexico City.