Shanta Lifestyle Partners with Leading Brands

Industry: Building Material, Housing, Interior Designing, Paint
Company: Berger Paints Bangladesh Limited, CuellarStone, Porcelanosa, Shanta Lifestyle, Space Couture
Company Intelligence Tag: Marketing Insights, Partnership Insights

Shanta Lifestyle, a prominent interior design and home decor solutions provider in Bangladesh, has announced partnerships with four renowned brands: Space Couture, Porcelanosa, Berger, and CuellarStone. The company celebrated this collaboration with a grand launch event at their Experience Centre at Shanta Forum in the capital, attended by interior designers, architects, and homeowners. Guests had the opportunity to explore various interior design concepts and engage with representatives from the partner brands to learn about their products and services. Shanta Lifestyle aims to cater to the diverse interior design needs of customers by offering a wide range of products from leading international brands, including furniture, tiles, paints, marble, sanitary ware, home decor, accessories, and automation. The company’s commitment is to help customers transform their homes into reflections of their personalities and aspirations.

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