Child Space

We have been looking for a children's bed for quite sometime. When we were in Noida, we had seen a very nice bed at Lifestyle's 'Home Center'. It was the perfect colour and the right price, but as luck would have it, they only had the last floor piece and refused to give it to us. They told us Lifestyle, Bangalore, carried the same bed, and we could buy it here.

So we went to Lifestyle, Bangalore, and the last piece was on display on the floor, and it was slightly damaged. We were really upset, but decided to continue looking.

Since we are not familiar with Bangalore, we asked around and looked at @Home, HomeStop, and even the newly opened Home Town, on ORR, but nothing clicked. One day my husband passed by a shop and vaguely noticed that they had kids furniture. But the only name that he could recollect was 'Spaces'. I searched on the web, but found no store of that description.

Finally last Sunday, we went for lunch at a friend's place and saw the delivery van of a furniture shop, 'Child Space'. And he remembered, that was the one. We followed the van, noted the phone number, got the directions, went to the shop and viola, found the bed we wanted.

The stuff that they have is what dreams are made of. Think of any colour setup, solids, pastels and they have it. It is slightly pricey, but the lady on the floor is delightful and she is passionate about her work. She didn't give us a discount, but she sent us a complimentary gift, a comforter set in pink and my daughter loves it.

I would highly recommend this shop and I am going to be frequenting it.

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Childspace said…
Child Space launches a new range in small tables, chest of darwers and Toy Bins . www.childspace.co.in

543, LANGFORD ROAD, BANGALORE
CALL on 080 - 41138344
February 7, 2008 at 11:14 PM
Childspace said…
error - please read as Chest of Drawers.
February 7, 2008 at 11:17 PM
Childspace said…
CHILDSPACE -
New Designs in Bunker Beds as well as Complete Bedroom Concepts. Funky Toony Stands for dressing up the rooms and variety of Soft toys too avilable at the store on 543, LANGFORD ROAD, BANGALORE - 560025
February 7, 2008 at 11:28 PM
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