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Industry West Opens New Jacksonville Studio and Corporate Headquarters
Industry West, a leader in furnishing restaurants, hotels, high-tech startups and residences throughout North America unveiled its new Jacksonville studio and headquarters during an invite-only event on Tuesday, March 27, 2018.In addition to providing room for Industry West’s sales team, design consultants, customer service representatives and senior leadership, the 4,300-square-foot facility offers customers the ability to view and purchase a rotating selection of items from the company’s extensive collection while providing trade professionals with a location to work with the Industry West team on new projects.
Industry West is a forward-thinking e-commerce furniture company with a passion for quality, beautifully modern furniture. Founded in 2011, Industry West has evolved into a leader in providing a progressive, tastefully curated collection of modern furniture.
“Part of what defines Industry West is not just our ability to go out and find new and exciting items from around the world but to connect our trade partners and residential customers with those items as they work to create unique, beautiful spaces of their own,” said Industry West co-founder and CEO Jordan England.
Over the past year Industry West has announced partnerships with Sol&Luna, Karpenter, Serax, We Do Wood and Fundamental Berlin, all of which are on display in the new studio.The space —located at 1407 Atlantic Blvd.— is holding a soft opening for the public on Thursday, March 29, 2018. Media can download images of the new space and other Industry West assets at industrywest.com/presskit
Founded in 2011, Industry West has emerged as a leader in the North American furniture market. To date, Industry West has furnished some of the country’s most popular restaurants and most successful companies and has seen exponential growth in both its B2B and B2C customer base. Industry West was founded by Jordan England and his wife, Anne England.
Industry West
1407 Atlantic Blvd.
Jacksonville, FL, 32207
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