Singapore Dream Home Made To Order Interior Company Celebrates over 30 Years
Jul 31, 2017
A Singapore based interior design company is celebrating its 30th anniversary as a leading firm in the area. It has completed over 12,000 dream homes since it launched, and prides itself on its continuing high quality service.
Singapore, Singapore - July 30, 2017 /NewsNetwork/ —
Artrend Design, a Singapore based interior design company, is celebrating its over 30 years of success as the premier Singapore based interior design firm supporting over 12,000 residential and commercial projects throughout the city through design, consultation, project management, and more. It prides itself on helping people to create the best living space for their needs, and its this relationship with its clients that has allowed the company to thrive.
More information can be found at: http://artrend.com.sg.
The site explains that Artrend has developed from its origins as a one person company to a leading figure in the industry, helping people to design and develop custom fit manufacturing and made to order furniture and fittings.
Artrend Design employs a distinctive combination of creativity and design and strives to build meaningful relationships with clients that have enabled the company to achieve healthy business growth no matter what the economic situation.
The company focuses its services on commercial and residential properties, and home owners, industrial developers, architects, and boutique hotels. It works in a unique way, with a vertical integrated value chain that enables the company to achieve greater cost efficiency. This ultimately filters through to the client, helping them to save money.
On the Artrend site, clients can discover that the company has helped 12,000 dream homes come to fruition over its 30 years. The company, which was founded by Kelvin Chua, has developed a reputation as one of the best in the industry.
Helping Artrend to deliver its superior interior design work is its production facility, which spans over 4,000 square feet. Using state of the art equipment, the company is able to create tailored fittings quickly and efficiently, working with its clients to ensure it meets and surpasses their standards.
The Artrend site emphasises the importance of artistic inspirations, which is one of the elements that defines the company. It has a strong team of interior designers and decorators who work closely with clients to achieve the best results.
Any interested parties wanting to work with them on their dream home can get in touch on the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Kelvin Chua
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Artrend Design Pte Ltd
Address: 449 Balestier Road, Singapore 329826
Phone: +65-6273-8488
For more information, please visit http://www.artrend.com.sg
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 222110
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