About
About JOCOEVOL
About JOCOEVOL
We started with one problem. A bed that needed storage underneath it, and one that would stop squeaking after six months. That was the whole idea at the beginning. We figured out how to make that bed work. Then people asked us for a dresser to go with it. Then a desk for the same room. Then a dining table. Then something for outside.
Now we keep 364 products across nine departments, and they all grew out of that first question about what a bed ought to do.
What we make
Most of what we build lives in bedrooms and dining rooms. We carry 79 bed frames and 36 bunk or loft beds, plus 69 dressers and chests to sit next to them. The dining room section runs to 101 pieces, everything from small tables to larger sets. Our living room line covers seating and tables in 36 options, and we keep eight desks for home offices alongside 12 storage cabinets.
We also stock flooring and tiles in 15 varieties, and a smaller outdoor range of eight items for patios and gardens.
Prices run differently depending on what you need. A bed frame starts around $135 and goes up to $330. Bunk beds cost between $160 and $376. Dining pieces have the widest spread, from $81 for a basic item past $1200 for larger sets. Outdoor pieces begin under $22.
We list dimensions and materials for nearly every product. You will find engineered wood on 112 of our pieces, upholstered finishes on 95, metal frames on 78, and solid wood on a smaller number. We state mattress sizes where they apply, mostly Twin and Queen sizes, and we note weight capacities on about a hundred items. Over 130 products include built-in LED lighting, and more than 110 offer a power outlet or USB port so you can charge a phone from the nightstand or the desk.
How we decide what to add
Our team is small. We design and source everything ourselves, and when we finish a new model, we assemble it ourselves at full size. Then we live with it for a few weeks. We want to know whether the drawers stick when you fill them, whether the headboard wobbles when you lean against it, whether the USB port sits where your arm can actually reach it. If something annoys us after two weeks of real use, it will annoy you too. We fix it or we do not ship it.
We also set our own assembly tolerances. We test every fastener for repeated assembly and disassembly, not just for how it looks on a showroom floor. Storage drawers get opened and closed more times than any reasonable person would attempt. This takes longer than checking a box on a specification sheet. We think it matters.
What we cannot tell you
We do not publish customer reviews or star ratings because we have not collected any yet. When we have enough feedback to share honestly, we will add it. Until then, the catalogue speaks for itself with measurements, materials, and photographs.
We do not list certifications or awards here. We do not claim a founding year or a factory location. Those details exist, but putting them on a website does not help you decide whether a table fits your space or a bed frame supports the weight you need it to support.
If you order something, payment, shipping, and returns are handled by our retail partner at checkout. We focus on designing the products and keeping this catalogue accurate.
How We Build
We started with one problem. A bed frame that holds storage drawers beneath it should not start squeaking after six months. That single frustration led to everything else we make now: dressers to match those frames, desks for the same room, then dining pieces and outdoor items.
Our team is small. Designers and people who source materials, mostly. When we finish a new model on paper, we do something that most companies skip. We build it ourselves, at full size, right here where we work. Then we live with it.
We sleep on the bed frames we design. We open and close every drawer on a dresser for weeks before we approve it. We sit in our own chairs during long meetings. This is how we catch the things that drawings cannot show you. A drawer front that catches slightly when you pull it too fast. A headboard that feels less supportive than the measurements promised. An outlet placement that forces an awkward reach when you are lying down reading.
We set our own assembly tolerances. That means we decide exactly how much room a joint needs so it stays tight without forcing you to struggle with the tools. We test every type of fastener we use by putting furniture together and taking it apart, again and again, until we are confident it will hold up in your home the way it does here.
We work across nine categories now. There are bed frames in sizes from Twin to King, many with built-in LED lighting or USB ports so you do not need extension cords trailing behind the nightstand. Our dining collection runs from simple side chairs up to large tables. Living room pieces, storage cabinets, desks, flooring, and outdoor furniture fill out the rest of what we offer.
The materials vary by what each piece needs to do. Engineered wood gives us stability without warping. Metal handles the weight loads on loft beds. Upholstery makes headboards comfortable to lean against. We pick based on function first, appearance second.
We do not publish reviews yet. Nobody has asked us to, and we would rather earn them than invent them. What we can tell you is that every one of our 364 current designs went through the same process: we built it, we used it, and we fixed what bothered us before we let anyone else buy one.
Checkout and fulfillment are handled by our retail partner.