Classy Art Signs a 5-Year Deal with Centers of High Point
Furniture World News Desk on
10/1/2018
Classy Art reports that it has reached a 5 year deal with Centers of High Point. In 2016 Classy Art moved to the Hamilton building (401 S Hamilton) in suite 114. With two years of successful markets and market kick off parties, Classy Art and Centers of High Point have reached an agreement that will keep the momentum growing in the very same location.
This showroom underwent some serious renovations since the last market in April. A large portion of the floor needed to be replaced and the showroom was completely disassembled to allow for this improvement. A team of their staff is headed to High Point next week to begin the setup process. The company said that they will be making some changes to the showroom but guarantees to be 100% operational by start of market.
“We’re very happy to remain partnered with Centers of High Point and their amazing staff. This move proved to be a game changer for our company a couple of years ago and we are excited to continue our growth here in this location for the next five years! I invite everyone to come and visit our newly renovated showroom.” – says Gabriel Cohen (President/Co-Owner)
“We are proud that Classy Art has extended their stay with us here at the Centers of High Point. They are not just a tenant but family and we couldn’t be happier! They bring life and excitement to our complex as well as the High Point Market with their product, promotions and buzz worthy events they host every market.”– says Elaine Crowell, executive with Centers of High Point.
More About Classy Art: Classy Art is a family owned and operated business that was established in 1987 by Biatriz and Isaac Cohen. What began as manufacturing a single size product in a single frame has since developed in to one of the leader sources for all types of wall hangings/décor. As a one-stop shop for retailers, Classy Art offers framed prints, framed and unframed canvases, mirrors, metal and wood wall décor, and several types of displays. The company’s strengths lay in its dedication to the furniture retail channel, and it has built the company products, policies, and procedures around the needs of those retailers. For more information visit www.ClassyArt.net.