How to shop on-lineWhen you are ready to shop on-line, choose the category where you want to shop, ex: Furniture, Wall Décor, Accessories, Gifts, or Seasonal Specials. Then choose the product or products you want to purchase and add to your cart. (Note: You have the option to view your cart at any time during your shopping experience by going into "view cart" from the top navigational bar on any page.) Continue shopping as your navigate through the web site. Once you are finished shopping and are ready to place your order, click "place order" from the "view cart" page of the web site or if you are currently on a product page, click "check out" from the top navigational bar. You will be prompted to enter all of your personal information, including billing and shipping address and your credit card number.

For more information please call or visit your local store or call. You can use the store locator feature on the web site to locate the store nearest you.DESIGNER SALES We also offer a professional discount for designers in the trade. If you are a practicing designer with credentials, we are pleased to invite you to join our . As a member you will receive many special privileges. Designer Circle Card Privileges20% off all regular price purchases on behalf of a client Receive catalogs filled with distinctive home furnishings Receive notice of exciting new arrivals and special events Please visit your local store to pick up an application or contact us with your mailing address at eslaught@us.co.com and we will be glad to send you an application.

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