Furniture for the Home is set to open the doors to its new store on Kingswinford high street on Saturday, with discounts and a £1000 giveaway.
The retailer is expecting more than 300 people to visit over its opening weekend, to explore an extensive range of modern home and garden furniture and accessories over two floors.
There will be prosecco, finger food and cakes to celebrate the launch, plus balloons for the kids – and a minimum -5% discount across all of the 300 products on display, including some at -30% off. The store is set to feature a new range of rise-and-recline chairs and electric motion beds, and the company’s first-ever outdoor courtyard area, displaying rattan garden furniture.
It has taken eight weeks to complete the £50,000 refurbishment of the Amblecote Furnishers building, says founder Simon Foster (pictured): “Since we announced we were opening our second store in Kingswinford, we have been inundated with good wishes and interest from local people who are delighted to see a furniture shop come back to their high street.
“They believe it will breathe new life into their retail offer and we can’t wait until Saturday so we can get started and hopefully attract new and existing customers to have a look around.
“There’s lots of new products to see and we will have some exciting new ranges to what we have at our existing shop in Sedgley. Consumers can expect the same personal shopping experience though, with the emphasis on combining friendly service with expert knowledge."
Furniture for the Home’s Kingswinford shop will feature an extensive range of home furniture products and interior accessories, all displayed in lifestyle room settings.
On the ground floor will be ‘made-to-order’ UK upholstery, living and dining room furniture, sofas, occasional chairs, and seasonal products, including outdoor rattan garden furniture in spring/summer, and fireplaces in autumn/winter.
The first floor will be a dedicated beds, mattress, and bedroom furniture showroom, with all furniture set to be displayed among a range of home accessories such as rugs, mirrors, wall art, lamps and giftware.
Simon concludes: “We view the high street as a critical part of our business and look forward to becoming part of the Kingswinford community and supporting upcoming local events and fundraisers.
“There are also plans to extend our product ranges even further so there is always something new for people to browse and consider for their homes.”
Furniture for the Home remains committed to its online activity, and is further developing its website alogside its physical portfolio.
