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Visualise yourself entering a house. What do you see? The first thing that meets your eyes is most probably a piece of furniture. It could be an easy chair, a lounging chair or a low living room table with a glass top. Further beyond you see tiers of shelves with frosted glass doors mounted on the wall with only a blurry hint of its contents. Right below it is a longish desk running along the wall firmly planted on the carpeted floor. Its elegant flat mahogany-coloured finish accentuates the rather light shade of the wall. Furniture is designed in a manner that they would both serve as aesthetic enhancements to a room or nook in an open area and/or for practical uses such as shelves for knick-knacks, bureaus for currently active documents or as holders of multimedia home entertainment system and accessories. Both the home and office are markets for furniture manufacturers. Office furniture is, although more of design features for practical and work-related use, also aesthetically appealing. After all, people who are in comfortable and cosy workplaces tend to be more motivated and therefore more productive. They sit on comfortable ergonomically designed chairs behind finely crafted desks and surrounded with other pieces of furniture that are soothing to the eyes and spirit. For their products to be attractive to customers and end-users, furniture manufacturers employ architects and designers who blend art and function in the pieces they create. The artisans who implement the designs are artists themselves aside from being technically skilled in cutting, joining, sanding and/or weaving of the parts and applying finishing touches on the pieces of furniture. Raw materials chosen are also of high-quality, meeting the requirements of the architects and designers who have the customers in mind to delight and awe. As with other business and industry sectors, furniture manufacturers innovate in this way and that, trying to best each other to get a bigger share of the market. Competition compels them to do their best and stretch their creativity and imagination while at the same time keeping an eye at costs to maintain a fairly respectable ROI. This kind of business atmosphere does not only benefit the owners of furniture manufacturing companies, their architects, designers and craftsmen but more so the customer and end-user who bask in the utilitarian and aesthetic miracles of home or office furniture. A few clicks of the mouse and typing a few keyword search phrases will bring you to a world of furnishings, furniture and accessories so beautifully attractive you want to own them all.
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