Fallen Fruits set to open new product showroom

by | Jun 9, 2016 | News | 0 comments

Garden giftware company Fallen Fruits, whose themed, designer collections are inspired by nature, is set to open its first product showroom. Based in Ludlow, Shropshire, the purpose built showroom is one of the largest of its kind in the industry.

Fallen Fruits Managing Director, Michael Hall explained, ? With such a wide selection of products, the new showroom offers the perfect place to exhibit the full range of Fallen Fruits? versatile collections all under one roof. From the well loved Best for Boots range of home and garden accessories to the larger furniture collections, the showroom provides the perfect space for viewing these pieces in a beautiful, sympathetic setting.?

As well as providing a stunning backdrop to showcase Fallen Fruits? full product range, the new showroom will enable the company to work closely with buyers to demonstrate and develop both mood displays and more functional planograms.

The opening of the showroom follows the launch of Fallen Fruits? dedicated furniture catalogue earlier this year and is demonstrable of the company?s efforts to increase the ease and efficiency of the buying process for retailers.

For more information or to arrange a viewing of the showroom, contact Fallen Fruits on 01584 873377 or by emailing sales@fallenfruits.co.uk.

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