Feb 1, 2021
Kozy Kids Chairs, a top-rated children’s custom furniture company in Northwest Washington, updated its popular hand-crafted Slumber Lounges, which can be personalized for customers in 6-8 weeks.
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Bellingham, United States - January 31, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Kozy Kids Chairs, a children’s custom furniture company based in Northwest Washington state, has launched an updated collection of its best-selling Slumber Lounges. The family-owned and operated business offers high-end upholstered chairs that are designed to last for generations.
More information is available at https://kozykidschairs.com/shop
The newly updated product line aims to provide families with a durable, well-built alternative to the abundance of low-quality and disposable children’s furniture on the market.
Kozy Kids Chairs was founded in 2019 by mother-son duo Gladys and Allen Silrus who together have over 50 years of experience in individual upholstery, art, and design. The company’s team carefully handcrafts each piece of furniture with high-level craftsmanship and skill, allowing families to enjoy their chairs for a lifetime.
Kozy Kids Chairs features a variety of unique furniture designs that can be customized to suit any child’s personality. Each one-of-a-kind chair is personalized with an embroidered nametag and comes with a life-long warranty.
The popular Slumber Lounge is currently available in three styles: Scarlet, Crushed Black Velvet, and Primrose. For no extra charge, customers may choose their own fabric from Kozy Kids’ extensive selection of textiles. All custom orders can be created within 6 to 8 weeks.
The Scarlet Slumber Lounge, in particular, is an elegant gift option for Valentine’s Day. The customizable children’s chair is covered with a soft, decorative red velvet fabric and detailed with white piping, accent buttons, and a sleek flowing skirt.
Customers can order their own Scarlet Velvet Slumber Lounge at https://kozykidschairs.com/product/scarlet-velvet-slumber-lounge
With the newest update, Kozy Kids Chairs continues to provide personalized legacy pieces that bridge the gap between generations, evoke nostalgia, and encourage conversation. The company’s founders hope to provide each child with a feeling of restfulness and comfort in their own space.
A spokesperson for the company said: “Our creations at Kozy Kids Chairs represent our values. With every chair we build, our goal is to provide children with their own, unique space to enjoy, learn, and create memories to last a lifetime.”
Interested parties can find more details at the above-mentioned website, as well as at https://www.facebook.com/kozykidschairs
Contact Info:
Name: Allen Silrus
Email: Send Email
Organization: Kozy Kids Chairs
Address: 575 Montgomery Rd., Bellingham, Washington 98226, United States
Phone: +1-360-389-3705
Website: https://kozykidschairs.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88995692
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