Award for The Best and The Brightest
National Retail Stores
Sponsored byAmericas Mart'Atlanta
D Scale, one of the South End's most illustrious new furnishings and accessories stores has been selected as one of Home Accents Today's 50 Retail Stars. This award is presented to 50 national retailers of home furnishings and accents who demonstrate "a knack for merchandising, are vital members of their communities, and have managed to distinguish themselves from their competition in order to be successful." D Scale distinguishes itself through it's own line, the D Scale Collection of upholstered seating, tables and case goods designed by owner and award-winning interior designer Dennis Duffy, along with international fine furnishings lines including Brazil’s Emporio Beraldin, Italian leather sofas by Polaris, as well as contemporary and vintage 20th century furnishings and accessories from South America and
According to Jeffrey L. Portman, Sr., President and Chief Operating Officer of AmericasMart Atlanta, "...the retailers we see and serve here generally share these distinctive and immediately recognizable characteristics: an authentic passion for their business; a serious dedication to the quest for all things new; and unstoppable drive in pursuit of what's next. We applaud these qualities as the essential, enduring marks of success for those retailers who hold to a uniquely individual style of doing business...evidenced in everything from merchandising to marketing to customer care. These essentials are surely present in the 2009 Retail Stars..."
D Scale serves both retail customers and to the trade. It presents products that reflect a designer’s eye and an artisan’s craftsmanship. It's home furnishings and case good designs are simple and well-proportioned, offering the flexibility to fit in a variety of environments - all with comfort and a touch of glamour. The array of finishes offered for this sleek modern furniture makes them distinctive and interesting. Inspired by the Moderne Movement, D Scale presents modernism as a perspective, not a style.
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