Bahrain-based Impact Interiors will be showcasing its selection of furnishing packages at the GulfInteriors Exhibition being held at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre from May 6 to 8.

The company said its Al Bait Furniture Package range provides the best designs based on purpose and functionality with simple, enduring, comfortable and classy themes.

Impact Interiors has a deserved reputation for a design philosophy which guarantees individuality, unique design and attention to detail, and these guiding principles define the Al Bait range.

With prices starting from BD1,499 ($3954), the European-manufactured Al Bait range is targeted at those whose design tastes and lifestyle lean towards the urban modern, whether at home or at work, said the company in a statement.

Dr Rima Abutteen, the managing director of Impact Interiors, said: “If you can’t find it in Bahrain, it doesn’t mean you can’t have it. We aim to source whatever our clients need are to fulfil their interior design vision.”

Dr Abutteen called upon customers to invest in high quality furniture with timeless designs which are not subject to the fickle world of fashion.

“Furniture and design, when customised, represents and portrays so much of the individual who has picked them out - not only for the looks but also as a lifetime companion with a spirit which deserves respect,” stated Dr Abutteen.

“We at Impact Interiors follow the advice of famous stylist Rachel Zoe and believe that investing in a life time of classic, fashionable and high quality furniture to glam up your home is the best way to provide inner well being and luxury,” she added.

Jubran Abdulrahman, the managing director of Hilal Conferences & Exhibitions (HCE), the organiser of GulfInteriors 2014, said: “Impact Interiors will be making its debut at the show with an exciting product range which promises visitors something new, fresh and innovative."

"We are sure their first-time participation will prove successful and HCE looks forward to supporting them in their endeavours related to the show," he added.-TradeArabia News Service