We’re not going to rush into anything, however, we certainly want to make sure that there’s an interest for a brick plus mortar custom furniture shop before we choose to have a huge storefront
I have noticed a good amount of comments online from people who make comments on furniture store websites plus chat rooms that they are no longer interested in the low cost, “some assembly required” furniture that they typically find in stores these days. I have noticed a pretty big resurgence in the interest for custom furniture. I’m not totally sure who might be looking for custom furniture options in this area, however I’m ecstatic to report that my hubby has officially opened a brick plus mortar (garage) store for his custom furniture. My hubby has built custom furniture for all his years—it’s a family business. People from all over the world have ordered his products plus we actually have made a legitimately comfortable life with his beautiful work. When his father owned the family business, he made the choice to close down the brick plus mortar store to focus more on online sales for the family’s custom furniture. Since that time, it has been my hubby’s dream to eventually reopen that brick plus mortar custom furniture place. I honestly think the online age has come full circle. Recently, data has provided that people are less trustful of companies that do not have a brick plus mortar store location. That adjusting trend over the last couple of years was rock n roll to my hubby’s ears. We’re not going to rush into anything, however, we certainly want to make sure that there’s an interest for a brick plus mortar custom furniture shop before we choose to have a huge storefront. That’s why we’re starting in the detached garage/workshop for now. So, you should definitely come by! Stop in! (And, please, don’t forget to bring a mask!)