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The package incorporates transition styling and includes a free-standing television entertainment center with eight matching accessories, including an ottoman, candle holders and a mirror, said Steve Crowder, Decorize president and CEO.
“It’s almost like a room in a box,” he said. “They really like it; it’s contemporary looking with real clean lines.”
The product sells for $1,399 and is displayed as part of the Cindy Crawford Home Collection at Rooms To Go, which has 78 showrooms in seven states.
Crowder would not disclose figures for the deal.
Decorize was founded in 2000 and specializes in providing home furnishing supplies from the Far East. Some of the company’s accounts include La-Z-Boy, Hancock Fabrics, Neiman Marcus and Sears.
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