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Online Retailer of Bathroom Vanities, Home Design Outlet Center Chicago, Joins Skokie Chamber of Commerce to Support and Serve the Community

Online retailer of bathroom vanities, Home Design Outlet Center Chicago, IL, is joining Skokie Chamber of Commerce to support and serve the community.

2011-08-27
SECAUCUS, NJ, August 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) Online retailer of bathroom vanities, Home Design Outlet Center Chicago, is joining Skokie Chamber of Commerce to support and serve the community.

About Home Design Outlet Center

Home Design Outlet Center is a fast growing online retailer of bathroom vanities. Homeowners will be pleasantly surprised by the wide variety of vanities available on the Company's official website. Besides offering the more commonly seen contemporary designs, Home Design Outlet Center also stock up on antique vanities. This is to ensure that homeowners can easily find the design that is best suited for their bathrooms. Besides vanities, the website also sells other bathroom related items such as shower panels and faucets. Floor tiles are also available for viewing on the website.

Since the very beginning of the business, Home Design Outlet Center has emphasized strongly on providing excellent customer support and service. Homeowners can contact the Company via email, by phone, or by visiting one of its physical showrooms. The Company expanded from one showroom to three showrooms. They are located in New Jersey, Miami, and Chicago. The strong growth experienced by Home Design Outlet Center is a strong indication that customers are happy doing business with the Company.

But the Company and its staff are always looking to do more - not just for the business but also for society and the business community. It is joining Skokie Chamber of Commerce, a not-for-profit organization, to serve more members of the community.

"Instead of just sitting passively and waiting for people to come to us, we have decided to adopt an active approach and reach out to those who may require our assistance," said a spokes person from Home Design Outlet Center.

About Skokie Chamber of Commerce

Skokie Chamber of Commerce has been founded since the 1920s. It has continued to serve the community tirelessly as a medium for business men and women to stay closely connected. It's primary mission is to promote and support the interest of both professional and service organizations. This is achieved through numerous ways.

The Chamber organizes regular events to encourage face to face meetings. Such events create valuable opportunities for business people to network and make contacts.

The Chamber maintains a list of contacts. Individuals looking to get in touch with any business or service provider can get in touch with the Chamber to gain access to this resource. Resources are also made available through the Chamber's official website. A resource center is available for those looking for relevant materials on business issues, demographics and statistics.

For those looking to gain valuable insights in business, they can attend seminars that are conducted by the Chamber. These seminars touch on practical and relevant topics.

The Chamber currently services over 2300 businesses. By joining as a member, Home Design Outlet Center hopes to get in touch and network with members of the business community.

Visit Home Design Outlet Center

TO learn more about the Company and its product offerings, visit the official website or one of its showrooms.

Showrooms:

Home Design Outlet Center New Jersey
400 County Ave, Secaucus, NJ 07094
NJ (201) 531 0502

Home Design Outlet Center Florida
3901 N.W 77th Ave Miami, FL 33166
(305)599-2377

Home Design Outlet Center Chicago
5404 West Touhy Avenue, Skokie, IL 60077
(847) 676-4000

Website: http://www.homedesignoutletcenter.com


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[Press-News.org] Online Retailer of Bathroom Vanities, Home Design Outlet Center Chicago, Joins Skokie Chamber of Commerce to Support and Serve the Community
Online retailer of bathroom vanities, Home Design Outlet Center Chicago, IL, is joining Skokie Chamber of Commerce to support and serve the community.