INSITU WORCESTER CONTEMPORARY LIVING
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It seems fitting that Worcester¹s most beautiful street, Friar Street, is also home to one of it¹s most beautiful shops, Insitu. But whereas Friar Street celebrates all that is best about Worcester’s rich past, Insitu is a must for those who love the best things of the present.
Packed full of gorgeous contemporary furniture, Insitu is a three-storey treasure trove of contemporary designs from the brands you know and love and those you are less familiar with.
Established by furniture designer Jonathan Macmillan in 1985, Insitu has a particularly impressive range of modern furniture where the accent is not just on style, but on top quality craftsmanship and intelligent ergonomic design. Manufacturers include Ligne Roset from France, Stressless from Norway, Brees from Holland, KJ from Denmark and Collins & Hayes and Michael Tyler from the UK.
"Our aim has always been to create a relaxed environment where customers can browse without pressure," says Jonathan. "People are a lot more design conscious these days and choosing the right furniture to suit your lifestyle and enhance the look of your home can seem a daunting task. All our staff are trained to be highly knowledgeable about what they are selling and to offer expert advice."
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We can bring together aspects of your thoughts and ideas and assist in helping you make the best choice by use of the latest instore design apps. These allow you to view your selected specification of sofa in the covering of your choice prior to ordering from Insitu. Along with our commitment of offering the best value you will feel completely relaxed and ready to relax in your perfect seat.
If you would like to be kept up to date with the latest news and offers, contact us on
info@insitufurniture.com or ring us on 01905 969114.
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