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Home Decor Press is pleased to announce that we are now providing portions of
The Insider's Guide To Buying Home Furnishings
and
The Furniture Factory Outlet Guide, 2006 Edition
as e-books using Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) files!
Useful for when your interested in only a particular brand name of furniture
or a have a specific decorating project in mind.
Check out our new E-Book order page and get just want you want,
... and get it NOW!
The Furniture Factory Outlet Guide, 2006 Edition
Just updated with all new information
for 2006!! by Kimberly Causey
(Home Decor Press, $24.95, 299 pages)
This new 2006 update of The Furniture Factory Outlet Guide promises to
be even more popular than the original. Previous editions of this
book have been
recommended by The Today Show, Reader's Digest, Consumer's Digest, Your
Money, the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Dallas Morning News, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Orange County Register, the San Francisco
Chronicle, and the San Diego Union-Tribune, among many other newspapers.
The Furniture Factory Outlet Guide is the most comprehensive book available about saving money on furniture. It gives
detailed reviews of factory owned factory outlets for hundreds of furniture brands, including Henredon,
Hooker, Century, Baker, Hickory White, La Barge, Maitland-Smith, La-Z-Boy,
Hammary, Bernhardt, Thomasville, Sklar-Peppler, Broyhill, Stanley,
Bassett, and many more.
The Guide gives addresses, driving directions, phone numbers, and detailed reviews of what types and quantities of
furniture each outlet has available. All the information is there to help consumers go directly to the best source for
the particular type of furniture they are looking for--which is very important when you have a limited amount of time to
shop.
For those consumers who do not wish to travel to the outlets themselves,
The Furniture Factory Outlet Guide also gives
contact information for a number of reputable discounters who take orders over the phone at 40% to 50% off the prices
charged by local retailers for the same furniture. These discounters can ship anywhere in the country. Depending on
where you live, you may not owe sales tax on your purchases, which is a substantial additional savings.
Most importantly, every factory outlet and discounter listed in The Furniture Factory Outlet Guide has been thoroughly
checked out by the author. She does on-site inspections of each outlet to make sure they are actually factory owned and
actually give the discounts they advertise.
Over half of the companies in North Carolina claiming to be legitimate factory outlets are actually full-price furniture
retailers trying to deceive the public and hop on the NC outlet bandwagon. Anyone who plans to travel to North Carolina
to buy furniture, or order furniture over the phone, needs this book to be sure they are buying from legitimate
companies.
As Leslie Hoffecker, reporting for the San Diego Union-Tribune, said: "With Kimberly Causey, you've got a friend in the
business".
Available through this web site and at major bookstores nationwide.
The Insider's Guide To Buying Home Furnishingsby Kimberly Causey
(Home Decor Press, $24.95, 364 pages)
The Insider's Guide To Buying Home Furnishings teaches consumers to buy their furniture, fabrics, wallcoverings,
carpeting, custom window treatments, lighting, and other home furnishings at 50% to 80% off retail--just like professional
interior designers do when they decorate their own homes. Professional designers don't pay retail when they shop for
themselves--neither should you!
Author Kimberly Causey shares her insights from a lifetime working in a home furnishings manufacturing business. She
teaches consumers how the home furnishings industry works: in the factories, behind the scenes at retail furniture stores,
at the trade centers in Dallas and Atlanta, and at the International Home Furnishings Market in High Point, NC. She
gives over 1,200 wholesale sources for all types of home furnishings, with all contact information.
The author also teaches consumers how to avoid common mistakes many consumers make that waste money, as well as how to
avoid the many scams and ripoffs that pervade the home furnishings industry.
Ms. Causey is a very well-known consumer advocate. She has been on hundreds of TV and radio programs as an expert on
consumer issues relating to furniture and home furnishings. She has also been the subject of feature articles in over
100 major daily newspapers and magazines, including: House Beautiful Decorating and Remodeling, the Chicago Tribune, the
Philadelphia Inquirer, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and many more.
The Insider's Guide To Buying Home Furnishings was the best selling decorating book in bookstores nationwide for the
years 1997-1999. It outsold competing titles by Martha Stewart, Chris Casson Madden, Alexandra Stoddard, and many other
nationally known authors.
If you are decorating a house, you need to get a copy of this book before you spend a cent on home furnishings. It will
pay for itself many, many times over.
Available through this web site and at major bookstores nationwide.
The National Directory Of Wholesale Home Furnishings Sources and Showrooms
by William Graham
The National Directory Of Wholesale Home Furnishings Sources and
Showrooms is no longer in print. We regret that this source went
out of print after Ms. Causey recommended it in The Insider's Guide To
Buying Home Furnishings. We have no copies left, nor do we know
how anyone might find a copy. Our only suggestion is to try the
usual sources for used books: Amazon, used bookstores, etc.
Ms. Causey is not aware of any comparable book on the market.
We regret that Ms. Causey is unable to do any type of wholesale
product or showroom research for individual readers by email or phone.
The Decorative Fabrics Cross-Reference
Guide
by Kimberly Causey
The Decorative Fabrics Cross-Reference Guide is no
longer in print. We regret that it became necessary for our
company to stop publishing this book after Ms. Causey recommended it in
earlier editions of The Insider's Guide To Buying Home Furnishings.
We have no copies left, nor do we know how anyone might find a copy.
Our only suggestion is to try the usual sources for used books: Amazon,
used bookstores, etc
We regret that Ms. Causey is unable to do any type of fabric
cross-reference research for individual readers by email or phone.
The staff in our office also has no information to give on any fabric
you might be searching for.
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