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DefySupply Creates New Line Of Outdoor Furniture Sets For Spring 2012

DefySupply.com, a leading online furniture retailer has just released its brand new line of outdoor patio furniture sets, just in time for Spring 2012. Since 2008, Defy Supply has focused on product selection, and this only highlights that strategy.

2012-03-05
MINNEAPOLIS, MN, March 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Spring is a time of year for change, and DefySupply.com has showcased this fact with its excellent new line of modern patio furniture sets. Releasing nearly 100 outdoor sofa sets and patio dining sets, defysupply.com has continued its strategy of vast product selection.

Unveiling nearly 100 new patio sofa sets and patio dining sets, Defy Supply has continued their mission of giving customers as many options as possible.

Defy Supply is one of the web's leading discount furniture e-retailers, and has long been a destination for home furniture and outdoor furniture at unbeatable prices. Counting down to spring, the company has revamped its entire garden furniture product line. Defy Supply has made its name by having a large selection of high-quality contemporary furniture. This year is no exception.

"We want our customers to have to choose between value and selection" states a company executive. The company sees its spring line as underscoring that commitment. Outdoor furniture was only one of the categories for which the company has new offerings. Last month they announced their expansion into area rugs, and three months ago they expanded into the lighting industry. While patio furniture sets represent our biggest spring arrival, we are constantly updating our entire product line to ensure that our customers always have fresh options.

To view their complete new line of outdoor furniture, visit: http://www.defysupply.com/Patio_furniture_s/217.htm

Minneapolis-based Defy Supply is a Web-based company that sells all types of commercial and home furniture at rock-bottom manufacturer's prices, direct to business customers and consumers. Through a unique relationship with producers around the world, DefySupply is able to ship small or large quantities of merchandise direct to its customers, without charging the traditional markup that customers normally pay when purchasing through wholesale or retail channels. To learn more about DefySupply, its products or mission, please visit http://www.defysupply.com.


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[Press-News.org] DefySupply Creates New Line Of Outdoor Furniture Sets For Spring 2012
DefySupply.com, a leading online furniture retailer has just released its brand new line of outdoor patio furniture sets, just in time for Spring 2012. Since 2008, Defy Supply has focused on product selection, and this only highlights that strategy.