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Sitting Pretty at the Care Show
Shackletons are making an inspirational statement and creating amazing spaces with new design led furniture collections that exude the company’s unmistakeable trademark quality and craftsmanship.
Illustrating how to turn your care environment into a home from home, Shackletons will be sharing their latest aspirational and luxury furniture ranges at this autumn’s Birmingham NEC Care & Dementia Show from stand K32.
The perfect portrait of colours and coverings, brand new bedroom, dining and seating ranges for care will be on display.
From clean lines to classic and contemporary styling, the furniture is carefully designed and crafted to create comfort and make a statement in any room.
Jason Bloom, National Sales Manager at Shackletons says: “Visit our stand and sample the comfort and quality of our new furniture whilst reading the content of our latest “Inside” magazine packed full of design considerations and ideas. Our product experts and industry specialists will also be on hand to discuss how current trends in design and innovation can meet with your requirements.”
Shackletons have been in the business of creating comfort for over 50 years and are the UK’s leading design and manufacturer of specialist contract furniture for the healthcare sector.
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