Did you know CCB’s “Got your Back” but we have more?

CCB’s known for it’s booth and banquette seating, but did you know the options don’t stop there?

We have a standard product line of “backless benches” and in most cases we can take a booth and build a companion piece in a bench format?

Take for example this project called Blackbird Eatery in Cincinnati, Ohio.

CCB’s “Designer Special” series was modified for the banquette seating with diamond tufting, upholstered end panels, and wood legs added.

A backless waiting bench, CCB’s WB-002 waiting bench was produced with wood legs to match the banquette seating. Some of our waiting benches can also be used as the basis for ottomans as well………. Got you thinking?

Click here to see more of our Waiting Bench Styles

Thank you to FG Schaefer Co. and to our CCB Sales Representatives, Jay Dickinson and Warren Dorn for the opportunity to be a part of this project.

America Modern & French Inspired at La Bella Vie

CCB’s seating styles can be used as building blocks to create product to suit your distinct project environment.

CCB’s “Designer Special” series used as long wall banquettes with diamond tufting added to the inside back was produced for La Bella Vie Kitchen in Suwanee, GA to coordinate with their “American Modern & French inspired” Restaurant and Bar.

Thank you to Boelter Companies and our CCB Sales Representative, Jeff Wells for the opportunity to be a part of this project.

Let us know how we can be a part of your next project.

Interior photos from La Bella Vie’s website, social media postings and from the Gwinnett Daily Post.

“Just the Boost your week might need- Starbucks at Furnitureland South”

CCB has recently made a debut at the newly renovated Starbucks location inside of Furnitureland South“The world’s largest furniture store” located in Jamestown, North Carolina.

CCB’s “Designer Special” series was modified to create a couple of custom seating styles to compliment this rich sophisticated “coffee drinker’s haven.”

Radius Banquette

  • Diamond tufted ISB detail
  • Deep uph seat with rounded front
  • Wide Wood Top Caps & End panels in CCB Driftwood Stain
  • Wood Tops Caps with electrical & USB outlets
  • Enclosed base

Straight Banquettes (various lengths)

  • Wide uph horizontal channels on the ISB
  • Shaped uph arms
  • Wood tops caps with electrical & USB outlets
  • Uph 1 piece “big seat”

CCB also provided a custom metal fabricated base for a table top by others. 


Thank you to the team at Furnitureland South for allowing CCB to be a part of this incredible project!

Interior images from Furnitureland South’s social media postings.

“What do America’s Publishing History & CCB Product have in common?”

Norman Rockwell was discovered at the age of 22 by an editor of “The Saturday Evening Post.”  Rockwell’s illustrations of American Lifestylegraced more than 300 covers during his career with The Post.

“The Saturday Evening Post” and “The Ladies Home Journal” are 2 of the most well known publications of the Curtis Publishing Company.

The Philadelphia, PA historic home of The Curtis Publishing Company built in 1910 has been renovated to become a high end apartment community called Lyndon at the Curtis.  As a part of the renovation, a CCB custom banquette was incorporated into a communal lounge.

CCB “Monroe” Series- modified 

  • Custom height & depth
  • ISB with CCB Monroe welt & uph button detail
  • Stain enclosed base

Thank you to DAS Architects & Interiors and Peyton Brown for the opportunity to be a part of this unique project with a historic and modern vibe.

Let us know how we can be a part of your next project.

Interior images from Lyndon at the Curtis’ website and social media postings & from Apartments.com and ForRent.com

The Things Legends are Made of…….

CCB has made it to Hollywood for the second time!  (First time in the Nicholas Spark’s book made into a movie “The Longest Ride.”)

CCB’s “Standard” Series booth with vertical upholstered channels added to the inside back makes quite a statement at Pink’s Hot Dogs in Camarillo, CA, a now Hollywood legend in hot dogs that was started in 1939 with a push cart.

For these channeled booths it takes quite a bit of precision. Each of the alternating color upholstery materials are sewn together and then channeled to achieve this look. And don’t forget the patterning required to have balance and symmetry with the colors on each piece. We are proud of our CCB team for the results!

Thank you to Benchmark Design Group for the opportunity to be a part of this project and to have celebrity occupants use our seating.

You never know what types of projects you might see CCB product on next!

Pink’s Celebrity Photo Wall