“While inflation might be up, our prices are still the best in town!”
Mandy Singh, owner of Nanaimo Home Furnishings, continues to prioritize her loyal clientele by doing everything she can to keep prices affordable.
“When purchasing new furniture, it’s easy to see price and style as the two main components to consider, but overlooking the quality of the furniture you’re buying can actually cost you more in the long run,” says Mandy. “A well-made piece of furniture can easily last you 10+ years when looked after, meanwhile a poorly made piece of furniture, even when carefully cared for, often has only a few years in it before you’ll need or want to replace it.”
Nanaimo Home Furnishings currently has Canadian-made sofas and loveseats available for under $2000 and full bedroom sets for under $3200. They also carry a wide variety of Canadian-made bunk beds, sectionals, recliners, coffee tables, and ottomans. Delivery is available from Campbell River to Victoria with a four-week turnaround time on orders.
“We work hard to save our customers more and will continue to do so, especially with the cost of living on the rise,” Mandy says. “We know our customers value not only upfront savings but also having the confidence in knowing their furniture is built to last.”
Custom-Made Solutions
A custom-made Canadian sofa is the perfect addition to your home this spring. Designed to your exact colour, design, and layout preferences, a custom-made sofa is built to fit seamlessly into your existing home decor. The Nanaimo Home Furnishings team will help you every step of the way to ensure your experience is convenient and stress-free.
“Purchasing a custom-made piece of furniture is a great way to ensure you’re getting exactly what you want,” Mandy says. “Our custom furniture is made right here in B.C., and our team is ready to help you select the perfect piece for your home.”
Find more great interior design solutions in store at 1713 Bowen Rd. or call them at 250-591-2053. Find them online at nanaimohomefurnishings.com or on Facebook.
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