4 Reasons to Purchase Locally Made Furniture


When planning office furniture purchases, there are tons of considerations, such as cost, style, and size. However an important factor that often gets forgotten is whether or not a piece of furniture is locally-made. But knowing where it’s from – its source – can make a big difference.

Knowing the Source

Some might say that source doesn’t matter but it does. Filipinos are incredibly brand aware and what are brands but the modern signature of the artist or craftsman. People like to know who’s making their stuff. It builds trust. Locally-made furniture allows us to meet the people behind the brand and form a mutually-beneficial relationship.

 

Ability to Customize

One of the benefits of the relationship is the ability to request customizations. When buying something from out of the country, by the necessity of shipping, we mostly receive cookie-cutter, mass-manufactured goods. But the office’s needs and the company’s brand identity are not cookie-cutter; it is one of a kind. To show this uniqueness, desks, shelves, and counters may need to be customized.

 

Readily Available

Additionally, imported furniture will be limited. If they run out of stock, there’s no other choice but to wait until the foreign manufacturer receives orders for more batches, it makes them, and it ships them to the Philippines. But there’s no need to wait that long for a local manufacturer. Should a particular style not be ready immediately, they can build another set without delay and send it to you.

 

Help Each Other Succeed

Lastly, buying local furniture helps to stimulate the Philippine economy. Businesses can support each other and help each other grow bigger. As companies become more productive, more jobs will open and investment will increase. It’s a beneficial cycle that can make the country better.

 

Buying furniture locally is a good deal because it’s beneficial for the company, the brand, and the country. Remember to buy local.

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