With so much negative stuff in the news, finding something to feel good about is a challenge these days — but there’s always a silver lining.
One of the good things that has come out of the pandemic is a renewed sense of community. Local businesses have been essential, doing their very best to keep supply chain issues at bay and keep patrons safe. With supply chain issues, and the growth of “buy local” sentiment, it makes sense more than ever to keep hard-earned dollars in the local community.
As the darkest part of the winter sets in, thoughts turn to warm and cosy indoor spaces, especially in our own homes. Mandy Singh of Nanaimo Home Furnishings knows the value of a great space to call your own.
As a local business operator, she’s done her best to ensure that you can add pieces to your home to make it a pleasant refuge — after all, everyone needs a space to recharge, reconnect, and refresh — no matter what’s going on in the outside world.
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Supply chain issues? No problem!
Keeping supply chain issues at bay, Mandy’s local suppliers and her own foresight in maintaining stock, means that you can get that cosy couch or recliner to keep the winter chill away. Kick back and relax with your nearest and dearest! Whether it’s a better table to play board games, or a great place to enjoy a family movie night —your home should function for your family.
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But prices have gone up, right?
Keeping pricing competitive to make sure you can get what you want on budget is just part of the service. Mandy notes that “we look high and low to find the best prices and we pass that on to our customers.” Delivery of your new furniture is also part of the deal, and only takes a few weeks! Enjoy the comforts of home — more comfortably.
Head down to Nanaimo Home Furnishings at 1713 Bowen Road, or call