Gorman's Home Furnishings & Interior Design To Host "Ask a Designer" Weekend in October

Sept. 27, 2011 - PRLog -- GORMAN’S HOME FURNISHINGS AND INTERIOR DESIGN will host an “Ask A Designer” event on Saturday, October 22, and Sunday, October 23, at its five showrooms in metropolitan Detroit and Grand Rapids.  

The “Ask A Designer” event provides guests of Gorman’s the opportunity to consult one-on-one with an interior designer and discuss their home décor challenges. Consultations, as always, will be provided at no cost and no obligation.  Customers are encouraged to bring their fabric swatches, paint chips, pictures, and room schematics so that the designers can given them individualized advice about their options and choices.  Designers will also have sample books and fabric swatches on hand.

“Design is what we know best.  We have Michigan’s top interior designers working in our five showrooms,” said Tom Lias, president of Gorman’s.  “All of our designers have access to more than 100 of the most style-conscious brands, unlimited selections and customization options and constantly help homeowners make their design dreams a reality.”

Consultations are available on a walk-in basis or by making an appointment at the Novi (248) 344-0880, Lakeside (586) 843-2000, Southfield (248) 353-9880, Troy (248) 649-2070, or Grand Rapids (616) 243-5466 stores.

For more than 70 years, Gorman’s has been recognized as the original Michigan style leader in home furnishings. With a reputation built on a commitment to quality – quality merchandise and quality design – the company delivers all of the best brands, not just a few, at the best prices-regardless of price point. Gorman’s nearly 50 designers have a combined 1,000+ years of residential and office design experience using Gorman’s expansive resource area and textiles library. Both designers and clients can rest assured when working with this style leader. Everything is backed by Gorman’s “Must Be Right” service guarantee. Showrooms are conveniently located in Shelby (Lakeside)), Novi, Southfield (Contemporary), Troy and Grand Rapids. For more information, visit www.Gormans.com.