Arteriors Signs Agreement with Australia-Based Supplier Boyd Blue

Furniture World News Desk on 3/11/2013

Arteriors announced that it has expanded its presence internationally. The company, which provides lighting, furniture and accessories, signed a distribution agreement with Australia-based supplier Boyd Blue. Arteriors will offer a full spectrum of award-winning designs through Boyd Blue showrooms in Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and the Gold Coast.

“We are thrilled to expand our reach internationally and join the family of Boyd Blue,” stated Arteriors founder Mark Moussa. Moussa, a veteran of the home accents business, started Arteriors Home in 1987 after having grown up working in his father's import business. “I look forward to connecting with designers and retailers in Australia and New Zealand as we continue to grow Arteriors’ business around the world.”

Boyd Blue has supplied furniture, lighting and home decor to the interior design, architecture, and property development industries since 1999. The showrooms serve a wide range of clients in both countries and cater to the design trade and retailers in a significant way but also reach the design minded consumer. Arteriors eclectic and artisan-crafted designs connect with Boyd Blue’s mission to provide quality home furnishings that create unique and stylish living spaces.

For more information about Arteriors products, visit www.arteriorshome.com. To find Boyd Blue locations, visit www.boydblue.com.

About Arteriors: Founded by Mark Moussa in 1987, Arteriors is a Dallas-based company that specializes in furniture, lighting, and decorative accessories that appeal to design lovers with up-to-date sensibilities. The company collaborates with experienced artisans and manufacturers around the world producing a full spectrum of styles in luxury materials and finishes. Arteriors has representative showrooms in Atlanta, Dallas, Chicago, and Los Angeles, and permanent company showrooms in High Point, North Carolina (the International Home Furnishings Center), Las Vegas (the World Market Center), Dallas, Texas (Dallas Market Center) and New York City (New York Design Center/NYDC).