A major home furnishing store in Mainz-Hechtsheim has unveiled a sweeping redesign of around 20,000 square metres of its sales space, modernising nearly half of its 45,000-square-metre exhibition. The revamp aims to meet evolving customer demands and create a more engaging shopping experience.
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Shoppers can now explore clearly defined themes such as modern living and natural wooden interiors, alongside newly built brand studios for Joop, Rolf Benz, Stressless, Musterring, Schöner Wohnen, Himolla, Kave Home, Jan Kurtz, and Mondo. Living, dining, office, and sofa areas have been revamped, the carpet section redesigned, and garden, terrace, and conservatory furniture is now displayed year-round.
The affordable segment has been expanded to offer "good value for money" options for budget-conscious customers, supported by personal consultation, delivery, and assembly services.
Möbel Martin, the family-run company behind the redesign, plans regular shopping events and family-friendly offerings at the store, which hosts the largest kitchen studio in Rheinhessen. Headquartered in Saarbrücken, the business operates eight stores and an online shop across southwest Germany.
Source: www.moebelkultur.de
