Feb 7, 2024
Rustic Deco's new wholesale site is open for business. Apply for a dealer account today at rusticdecob2b.com!
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Feb. 7, 2024 - PRLog -- We are very excited to announce that Rustic Deco's new B2B website is open for business and is accepting new applications from retailers looking to expand their furniture selection.
The gateway site at www.rusticdecob2b.com provides product information, B2B signup instructions, and wholesale portal access for brick-and-mortar furniture retailers. This new website platform offers retailers direct access to wholesale pricing for Rustic Deco's exclusive products, including the company's unique line of machine-age inspired dining tables, dining table sets, communal tables, writing tables, and seating.
The rusticdecob2b.com platform is solely business-to-business and offers tiered confidential discounts to brick-and-mortar retail stores, secure online payment processing, real-time inventory status updates, pre-order options, tax exemption, and special shipping rates. Dealers can expect access to our latest product catalog, significant discounts compared to MSRP, and early access to new designs.
Like the company's existing retail e-commerce stores at www.knoxdeco.com and www.rusticdeco.com, Rustic Deco's wholesale channel is hosted entirely online and offers unique, one-of-a-kind, and custom furnishings for offices, restaurants and homes. Unlike the company's other websites, www.rusticdecob2b.com requires buyer pre-approval (registration) and features wholesale-centric ordering, tax exclusion, and shipping discounts on bulk orders for furniture retailers operating in the continental United States. To gain access, furniture resellers can register on the website, contact us via email, or call us directly. Interested retailers are also welcome to visit our showroom located in Knoxville, TN.
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