Ethan Allen's Peachtree City store is now open for business

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Ethan Allen's Peachtree City store is now open for business

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The store's

easy-to-shop interior showcases a stylish selection of products. To illustrate

how individual pieces could work together inconsumers' own homes, wood

pieces, upholstery, and accents are displayed in inspirational classic

and casual room settings while also reinforcing Ethan Allen's position

as a specialist in both categories.

The home fashion

center, where the store's 8 design consultants meet with customers, is

just one example of the 70-year commitment Ethan Allen's has made to customer

service.

As a complimentary

service, design consultants are always available to discuss budgets, redesign

a room, or help to choose a special accent. In-home consultations are

also provided, free of charge, to help evaluate the customer's needs and

interests.

To make purchasing

Ethan Allen's furnishings even easier, the company offers the Simple Finance

Plan -- which translates purchases into fixed monthly payments, similar

to a car financing plan -- and provides free local home delivery. New

customers can take advantage of an attractively low fixed rate of 9.99%.

Ethan Allen

Interiors Inc., a leading manufacturer and retailer of quality home furnishings,

sells a full range of products through an exclusive network of more than

300 stores. Stores are located in the United States, Canada, and Mexico,

and there are 19 overseas.

The company

has 17 manufacturing facilities and three sawmills throughout the United

States. For more information, visit www.ethanallen.com.

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