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AICO unveils redesigned Web portal

December 20, 2008 - 10:00 pm
 

Fine home-furnishings supplier AICO/Amini Innovations Corp. recently launched its completely redesigned Web portal.

The site, www.amini.com, highlights several new features that empower the consumer, including an enhanced dealer locator that not only displays locations, but also AICO products available.

In addition, dealers now have instant access to high-resolution images of collections they offer as well as price lists.

“With the launch of our two new divisions, ‘Michael Amini Casual Impressions,’ featuring contemporary/transitional style collections, and ‘Michael Amini … etcetera,’ including designer accent pieces, this was the perfect opportunity to unveil this portal that will provide the ultimate in information for both our dealers, as well as our consumers,” said Larry Rinaldi, president.

One of the unique features is an online room planner, which provides users the ability to customize their rooms with AICO products that they have placed on their wish lists. The end result allows users to “see” what their rooms will look like with their chosen products.

Dealers can use this tool to plan the AICO section of their showrooms, without ever having to worry about moving furniture.

Information courtesy AICO

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