Apr 26, 2017
See a newly decorated room before spending a dime with the GoCosy.com 3D tool

Mumbai, Maharashtra - April 26, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
GoCosy an upscale Online Furniture Store has launched an all new tool allowing customers to see furniture selections in 3D prior to purchasing them. This is the first online furniture store in India providing this type of 3D technology. With this tool, customers can create a room in 3D, choose the colors of their floor and walls and place the furniture in various locations to create the perfect design.
“When you choose our company, GoCosy, you can create your home, your way,” stated Chief Marketing Officer Mehul A. “With our new 3D tool, we have put the fun back into Online Furniture Shopping. Our upscale, high-quality products ensure you can create the style and look you want and need. You even get the opportunity to see the items in place before spending a dime.”
The easy to use website, where the 3D tool is available, is nice to look at and navigate. In addition to providing this unique and fun to use tool, the website offers a wide array of Italian furniture options at affordable prices. Keeping up with the latest interior trends and shopping for furniture room by room is a process that has never been easier.
Mehul A. continued, “When a customer is ready to Buy Furniture Online in India should be a fun and exciting experience. However, with the endless options and countless websites that aren’t user-friendly, many people are finding buying furniture isn’t as fun as it should be. We don’t take your patronage lightly. In addition to great furniture options and amazing tech-advanced tools, we also offer unsurpassed customer service and satisfaction. We offer the “full package” when it comes to furniture buying.”
Consumers who are interested in using the new 3D tool should just visit the website. Creating custom rooms with hand-picked furniture selections is easy. GoCosy makes the entire process simple, straightforward and fun. The innovation of this tool has helped increase sales and interest in what GoCosy has to offer.
ABOUT GOCOSY
The GoCosy furniture company was the brainchild of an innovative group of entrepreneurs who shared a common goal of providing a reliable, high-quality source of furniture along with an unparalleled furniture buying experience. With a focus on coziness and comfort, GoCosy has the goal to be a one-stop shop for all of India’s customer's furniture needs. The staff and founders of the company can’t wait for everyone to experience the quality, affordable products, and innovative tools and offers that they are sure everyone will fall in love with.
Contact Info:
Name: Mehul A
Organization: GoCosy Global Upscale Furnishings Private Limited
Address: Mumbai, Maharashtra 400063
Phone: +918291137320
Source URL: http://marketersmedia.com/gocosy-global-upscale-furnishings-launches-new-3d-room-configuration-tool/190555
For more information, please visit https://www.gocosy.com/
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