Nitori in BGC: Furniture and Home Decor Store
There’s something incredibly satisfying about being able to walk into one store and find everything you need to give your home a fresh, new look. And this is exactly what you get at Nitori, a world-class Japanese furniture and home decor retail store.
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Like the Swedish retailer IKEA, Nitori has made a name for itself by bringing convenience to shopping for home furnishings as it houses a vast selection of items that are both stylish and functional. From furniture to home decor, and everything in between, Nitori allow customers to furnish and decorate their living spaces with ease!
Moreover, the store caters to different decorating styles and preferences by providing everything from modern, minimalist furniture to traditional setups, all at reasonable prices. The affordability of its products does not come at the expense of quality as the brand maintains high standards by managing its entire supply chain. Shoppers can also find coordinated collections, making it easier to furnish their homes with a harmonious look without the hassle of matching individual items.
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Nitori has established a significant presence in Japan, where it operates a large network of stores, and it’s also been expanding its reach across Asian countries including China, Korea, Malaysia, and Thailand, with 979 stores already under its belt, and 172 of them international.
The Mitsukoshi Mall BGC branch–the first one in the Philippines–boasts a 1,100-square meter store, which will offer affordable yet quality products (with some items priced at only Php 59!) that perfectly blend with a variety of interior designs, from traditional to modern ones that will definitely enhance the comfort and aesthetic appeal of different living spaces such as homes and condominium units. So whether you’re upgrading, renovating, or just sprucing up, you better keep an eye out for Nitori!
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Nitori is planning to open 50 stores across the country by 2032 to take advantage of the country’s potential economic growth in the coming years. Aside from the Philippines, the brand is set to open new stores in India and Indonesia this year.
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