[Edaily Reporter Kyung Gye-young] #Hyundai Department Store announced on the 14th that it will host the "Global Furniture Fair" at its Trade Center branch in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, to showcase products from global furniture brands.
Running through the 21st, the event features 19 premium furniture brands from seven countries, including the U.S. office furniture brand "Steelcase," the Italian premium furniture brand "Porro," and the British lighting brand "Tom Dixon."
Customers can experience a variety of products and purchase them at discounted prices in brand showrooms set up on each floor from the 2nd to the 7th floor. In the main exhibition hall on the B1 level, four domestic furniture brands—Movement Lab, Villa Record, Woodik, and So Lab—will showcase their products. During the event, every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, customers who spend 2 million won or more at a single furniture store will receive up to 15% of the purchase amount in H-Points, depending on the price range.
A Hyundai Department Store representative stated, “We organized this event so that customers can compare and experience premium international furniture brands all in one place,” adding, “We plan to continue introducing unique lifestyle content to provide customers with new shopping experiences.”
Employees are introducing products at the Global Furniture Fair venue on the first basement level of the Hyundai Department Store Trade Center branch in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. (Photo courtesy of Hyundai Department Store)
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