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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Neighbourhood Shopping / Home Style Statement launches the Highland Collection

Stylin’ north end furniture outlet offers its own label

Posted By Carsten Knox on Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 4:00 AM

Long known as a destination for those sourcing modern furniture with cool and sexy designs, Statement (2534 Agricola Street, 455-0442) is now offering its own brands. The Highland Collection of bedroom furniture is the result of a collaboration with Ontario designers Speke Klein, made of solid beech wood and is customizable to the wishes of the customer, including beds, nightstands, dressers and more. Also happening now at Statement are hand-knotted rugs that can be ordered in various sizes and colours, personalized for the customer needs. For all of this and more, inquire in-store or visit Statement’s website at statement.ca.

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- Sunnyside Mall, 1595 Bedford Highway, Halifax Bedford/Lower Sackville/Tantallon NS B3K 1C9
- 44.66260;-63.62580
- 902-455-0442
- www.statement.ca/
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