Modern furnishing decisions
Furniture selection comes with a lot more options than folks may be used to. USB ports are available in a lot of end tables, sofas and chairs to power devices. Add in the functionality of an appliance, and shoppers may want to be prepared to ask extra questions.
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Beauty continues to be in the eye of the beholder. Luckily, a lot of furniture can be customized to order if that’s what a shopper is looking for. Don’t want a starry tile look like the chair in this picture? Great. Just choose the textile that works for your home.
Digital products like this range are convenient for those who know how to work them, but if a user is looking for something simpler, they may want to consider a more traditional range that doesn’t need any sort of wireless connection to function in the desired manner
This dishwasher from KitchenAid may be up your alley, but it depends on what you’re looking for. With 10 buttons along the top of the appliance’s door and multiple cycle indicators there, some shoppers may not like being unable to see the controls for the device when the door is shut and the top edge is hidden by a countertop.
EPHRATA — Matt Moore of Moore Furniture in Ephrata said the styles and models of furniture and appliances have remained similar or the same since the pandemic started as furniture and appliance manufacturers have struggled with supply chain issues and such. Good options are out there, but even with the slowdown in model changes, thinking through a purchase is still important.
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