December 1, 2010
Armstrong's Supply,
whose retail lighting business was dealt a severe blow by the effects of
Hurricane Katrina, has re-opened its state-of-the-art lighting and design
showroom in New Orleans. The store is located at 3600 Orleans Avenue, at
the corner of Bayou St. John in the historic Mid-City neighborhood.
"We're
thrilled to return to our original home in Mid-City" says Leslie
Armstrong, Vice-President. "Our temporary location in Metairie
allowed us to keep our brand alive after Katrina, but it was always our
intent to return home to New Orleans. We hoped to create a store that was
unique in our market, a fine lighting gallery that also features a great
selection of home decor and gifts. We're pleased with the final
result."
The showroom
is spacious and free-flowing, with attractive vignettes displaying
chandeliers, lamps, mirrors, furniture, art and more. Armstrong and her
staff take great efforts to search for distinctive merchandise to offer.
"We want the shopping experience at Armstrong's to be unlike any
other in the area" says Armstrong.
Armstrong's
opened a stand-alone store in the New Orleans suburb of Metairie in 2007
and has closed that location with their move back to New Orleans.
Armstrong's
Supply Company is a fourth-generation family business selling lighting and
electrical supplies, founded in New Orleans in 1924, and operates three
locations in Southeastern Louisiana.
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