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KARMEN'S KOLLECTION
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New
Products
OVER
38YEARS BRINGING
THE BEST
DECOR
Over the past 38 years... has been a pleasure, decorating Jamaica with the best of decor! At Karmen’s Kollection you will find stylish, expertly-crafted furniture that combines elegant form with function. We specialise in the importation and retail of moderate to high-end furniture, accent pieces, and rugs. There is something to suit every space and every palate at Furnitureland and Karmen’s Kollection. Some of the brands we carry include Bassett, Homelegance, Adriana Hoyos, Umbra and Schnadig. Our furniture is of the highest standard and quality: we are committed to consistency in customer satisfaction and unrivalled customer service. We also offer additional services such as tastefully decorating and furnishing model apartments, houses, and townhouses in new developments.
KARMEN'S KORNER
Established in 1980 at 15 Tangerine Place, Karmen's Korner (as we were then known) imported fine accent pieces and exquisite fabric. Somewhere around 1992 at Half Way Tree Road, we identified a need for moderate to high-end furniture locally and began the business of importation. Our customer base steadily grew as word got around and once again, we out-grew our home. In November 2004 we relocated to 112 Constant Spring Road. Here, FurnitureLand was born, offering 15,600 square feet of display space, ample parking and easy accessibility from Shortwood Road, Grants Pen Road, West Avenue and Central Road. We are now paramount in the local furniture retail industry being the only suppliers of complete moderate to high-end furnishings and accent pieces. Our furniture is of the highest standard and quality FurnitureLand & Karmen's Kollection are committed to consistency in customer satisfaction, unrivaled customer service and superior quality, style and standard which is why our loyal repeat customers sometimes pop in simply to soak in the ambience, see what's new and enjoy a cup of tea or just 'shoot-the-breeze'.
