Monday Motivation: New Enduratex Lobby

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To celebrate our official move, this weeks Monday Motivation come from our very own HQ.

 We still have a few things to get done in our new office before we can comfortable post more photos, but we thought we would share the look of our new seating area for our lobby.

 As you can see above, this seating area features two arm chairs and a couch centered around tapered glass tables sitting on a rug made completely of different blue jean pieces.

 Why the blue jean carpet you ask? Well, it was made to bring attention to our proprietary Forbid topcoat that comes on a wide variety of Enduratex lines. Forbid is a stain resistant topcoat, the best in the industry. The quality that people love about Forbid the most is the fact that is makes blue jean stains a thing of the past. 

Our couch, that comfortably seats three people, features our Beach Pebble color from our Coastal Ranch line. Coastal Ranch is one of our most popular contract lines and even features the Forbid topcoat.

One of our arm chairs features the color Fanta-Sea from our Spindles line. Spindles is one of our more attractive and unique patterns and is always a hit in the design community.

The last and final arm chair features our Pelican Feather color from one of our newest lines, Palm Harbor. Palm Harbor was just recently released during 2016's BDNY and is already becoming widely popular with its extremely unique pattern and colors. Palm Harbor also features our proprietary topcoat, Forbid.

 For more information on Coastal Ranch, Spindles, Palm Harbor, Forbid and Enduratex visit our website at enduratex.com.

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