Texas Leather Interiors Announces the Opening of New Store in Austin, Texas

Online, December 16, 2012 (Newswire.com) - As part of their expansion, the premier Texas Leather Interiors is proud to announce the opening of their new store location in Austin this year. The company is best known for crafting traditional and modern leather furniture pieces, including coffee tables, ottoman, side tables, cabinets, theater seating, TV stand, and more. These furniture pieces are tailored after the fashionable American- Texan lifestyle, with a goal to provide extreme comfort and relaxation to every consumer.

The new store location is built with show rooms where customers can have an actual experience of some of the top-selling pieces before they decide to buy it. In this way, they can also acquire some new ideas on how to design their rooms with these furniture pieces. They can also ask assistance from the craftsmen regarding setting up their own pieces in a room that they want. For example, customers can ask which furniture will best suit their living space, depending on the style and architecture of the house. They can choose from among the following pieces of furniture for any room in the house:

• Sleeper
• Bookcases
• Chair
• Sectional
• Reclining furniture
• Armoires
• Sofas

The Leather sofas Austin company also designs furniture for offices, particularly office chairs and desks. They are made from quality wood materials coupled with excellent craftsmanship to be able to produce unique and sophisticated furniture pieces like the Colonial Plantation and Java Office Desks. These pieces will remind you of 16th century England and how much craftsmen valued the importance of attaining a certain magnitude of beauty in their art. This discipline is still much possessed by the furniture makers at Texas Leather Interiors, producing top-quality furniture pieces to suit one's grandeur lifestyle and taste.

For more information and to view the furniture collection, please visit http://www.texasleatherinteriors.com/.

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