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Creating Trend Setting Kids Bedding Is Only A Click Away Thanks To Visionbedding
Creating Trend Setting Kids Bedding Is Only A Click Away Thanks To Visionbedding
Redecorating a child’s room has never been easy, though VisionBedding is redefining the process with over 7 million designs in 13 different product lines for kid’s rooms or you can make any of your own photos into the perfect kids bedding or décor.
Pierre,
SD,
United States of America
(prbd.net)
27/01/2011
Redecorating a child’s room has never been easy, though online retailer VisionBedding hopes to redefine the process this year with a line of 7 million different products perfect for your child’s room.
“I was searching for a simple silver bedspread as my kids bedding,” said Justin Poile, founder and CEO of VisionBedding “and I couldn’t find it. I thought the entire process should be far easier, and with a bit of work and proprietary technology, we’ve made it just that.”
The Search To Make Your Kids Happy
When you’re working on redecorating a kid’s room, the process is especially difficult. If you have older kids, they’re often searching for a trend setting or funky bedding look that is tough to define, let alone put together. With younger children, they typically want a hard to find theme.
From turtles to action heroes for the younger set and retro to funk for the older kids, VisionBedding can do so much more than just offer the same product line or two you might see in most brick and mortar locations.
“We carry seven million different themes and styles to make the entire process of redecorating easier,” Poile said. “You should be able to find bedding with whatever you want on it, and we’ve made that possible.”
More Than Just Product Lines
For VisionBedding, though, it’s more than just coming up with a great new theme or product line. They also offer actual customization options that only exclusive home décor shops often can. What’s more, though, is that they come at a price you can afford.
“We use a technology other shops, online or offline, just don’t employ. For our customers, that means they can literally create an entire line from a photo they upload. From the bedspread to the wall art, we can help them design the room of their dreams,” said Poile.
User Friendly Interface Enhances The Process
For many parents, the idea of surfing through seven million bedding choices might seem a little overwhelming, but VisionBedding has added a number of features to help keep customers from experiencing search-frustration.
“We’ve included a My Favorites tool as well as a number of different ways to search to help enhance the online shopping experience,” said Justin Poile. “For most of our customers, that means they find what they’re looking for immediately.”
A New Idea With Lots of Followers
While the idea of such a large selection may be a new idea to you, it’s catching on fast. VisionBedding has been featured on the Disney Channel’s “Zeke and Luther” as well as the film “Mall Cop.” With reviews from publications like “USA Today” and the “LA Times” being printed every day, it’s a concept that many parents are turning to so the process of redecorating a child’s room truly is easier.
About VisionBedding.com
VisionBedding is the largest source on the Internet for photographic bedding. In business for two years, the innovative company offers customized photo bedspreads, duvets, blankets, throws, pillow shams, throw pillows and dog beds to customers all over the world. All products from VisionBedding are manufactured and specially dyed in the United States. In addition to its custom products, the company also offers over 500 designs in the categories of adults, teens, children’s, girls and boys, with new designs being consistently added. For more information, please visit http://www.visionbedding.com
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VisionBedding.com is a website where you can turn any photo into a unique custom home decor product such as bedding, murals, rugs, photo blankets, and much more! You can use your own photo or choose from over 7 million images in the design gallery.
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