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Orca Deco, a major retailer of home products, officefurniture and outdoor accessories in Ghana has announced the opening of the “Get More at Orca”
“Orca Deco a one-stop-shop that provides virtually everything one would require for a home, office or outdoor space. It is our job to assist customers to make a more informed choice on their purchases which we back with décor advice and a free furniture delivery and assembly service within Accra and Kumasi,” says Orca’s Marketing Officer, Ms Catherine Biney.
The 2015 Campaign that will run through and after the 2015 Christmas.
There are over 50,000 products available in Orca Deco’s showrooms, making it distinct as the one-stop-shop for a diverse range of home, office and outdoor products. These products are all carefully selected from the world’s finest manufacturers and are averagely priced all year round to suit the customer’s needs.
The campaign is also being launched concurrently with a new service, the Orca Deco Business Solutions that offers corporate customers an extensive choice of quality and stylish products at very competitive prices.
While the “Get More at Orca” campaign is purposely crafted to drive attention to the fact that products in Orca Deco’s main showroom are tailored for every pocket in terms of pricing,
Orca is also using the opportunity to introduce two bespoke Italian furniture brands - Natuzzi Editions and Alf Italia - into the Ghanaian market.
These two brands will be housed in a separate wing at Orca Deco’s Spintex showroom since they serve to attract a niche segment in the furniture market.
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