Oriental-Decor.com to Add Two New Umbrella Lines

Oriental-Decor.com to Add Two New Umbrella Lines

In October of 2006, Oriental-Decor.com will be adding two new umbrella lines to its website: 9-foot octagonal patios umbrella and a 9-foot square patio umbrella. The website, whose official company name is Oriental Decor New York LLC, decided to add the new umbrella lines after exhibiting them at the 2006 International Casual Furniture and Accessories show in Chicago. Co-presidents Chad Walner and Ted Rinquest worked directly with factories in Asia to produce the new umbrella lines, both of which sport brand new shade designs never before seen.

"Our 7-foot round umbrellas are great and still the staple of our business. But these two new 9-foot umbrella lines give our customers another option and provide more shade from the sun. They are a bit more versatile than the 7-foot umbrellas, yet still as beautiful." said Mr. Walner.

Both new umbrella lines are handcrafted and hand-painted, like the 7-foot round umbrellas. However there are some important differences. "That's right," affirmed Mr. Walner, "The 9-foot umbrellas are special because they are hand-painted not only on top of the shade, but underneath the shade as well. You don't see something like that on many hand-painted umbrellas." Additionally, each 9-foot umbrella is made with a pulley system, making the umbrellas easy to raise and lower; the 7-foot round umbrellas currently on Oriental-Decor.com are manual lift.

Oriental-Decor.com will be adding five octagonal umbrella designs and one square umbrella design to its website next month. Customers will be able to purchase by phone or directly from the website. When asked if he thought the 9-foot umbrellas will sell as successfully as the 7-foot umbrellas, Mr. Walner had this to say: "Our 7-foot umbrellas are a real success story. The 9-foot version will bring together all of the features that our customers have been asking us for over the past few seasons. I'm very confident that we are giving our customers just what they want--and that's what's most important to me."