Obsessions introduced their new range of Carpets and Sensor automated products recently at Le Meridien in a four day exclusive Home Furnishing Extravaganza held from 8th-11th April.
With B2B Dealers from all across India, this was the IT event to catch the latest from many other brands like DecoMax, Maishaa, G3 Home Art, Padmavat Textiles etc other renowned names from the home furnishings space.
Obsessions got a great response on their latest premium collection of carpets launched at affordable prices, brings luxurious carpets to the Indian audience. With their line of stylish, contemporary and fashion-forward carpets; attendees found themselves spoilt for choice with a wide selection of products that are crafted to form the right balance between design and functionality. Covid has definitely left an indelible impact on the way interactions take place, however, here there was great support from the dealer’s and attendees alike at the event.
Focal Point
The organizers managed to follow the basic social distancing protocol throughout the event. Ensuring that they were thorough with security, and it was mandatory to wear masks by all the exhibitors and attendees at all times. Obsessions, with their knack for spotting the right product to cater to the Indian audience’s need, has been able to harness this new surge in demand for comfort living prompted by people staying at home during the pandemic. This event was not only a testament to how the brand has best sellers in all parts of the country, owing to the fact that they have a wide variety of carpets to choose from but it also displayed their unparalleled quality first hand.
Show Stealers
Iranian & Turkish collection being the focal piece stole the show. The sheer fact that attendees were able to see the resplendent European colour pallet and feel the carpet made the experience even more interactive after a year of online shopping. Events like these held in controlled settings, helped harbour in the feeling of normalcy as the world moves into a new era of the new normal.
