2010DIRECTORY
I N T E R N A T I O N A L M A R K E T S Q U A R E
The Upper Midwest’s Premier Design Center
International Market Square serves as the heart of the design community, catering to the needs of interior designers, architects, builders/contractors and their clients. The IMS experience includes custom-order showrooms for residential and commercial furnishings; kitchen, bath and building products; and offices for interior designers, architects and industry trade associations such as ASID, IFDA, AIA and NARI. This directory will familiarize you with the wide variety of products, programs and services available to you as a valued customer.
Current directory information can also be found online at www.imsdesigncenter.com. Our online directory will provide you with the most up-to-date information about resources we have available at International Market Square.
Throughout International Market Square you will find the area’s largest collection of traditional to contemporary furnishings. Over 70 showrooms feature an extensive selection of fine furniture, fabrics, floor coverings, lighting, wall coverings, art, kitchen and bath products, remodeling and building products, foliage and landscape products, textiles, antiques, home theatre products, decorative accessories and more.
We are grateful for your patronage and, as always, welcome your comments and suggestions. Please contact me at (612) 338-6250 with your feedback, or visit our Web site at www.imsdesigncenter.com to learn more about the resources available to you at International Market Square.
Sincerely,
Carolyn H. Olson General Manager International Market Square
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