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Whether you're in the middle of a major remodel or your business spans across multiple locations, selecting furniture that fits your brand and your budget can cause a lot of frustration. That's why we've developed our new NBF Corporate Accounts to streamline communication and help businesses stay organized when it comes to the buying of new office furniture and décor. We're proud to provide the following services to customers utilizing this exciting new feature.

 

Standardize & Centralize

Want to maintain the same look across multiple office locations? With a corporate account, you can work with one of our national account executives to select specific desks, chairs, décor and more that will then appear on a custom landing page made just for you. With specific products listed on your business's landing page, any buyer in your organization will be able to see all the furniture they have to choose from without needing to spending hours surfing the vast assortment on our website. Establishing a "good, better, best" product selection will keep everyone on the same page.

 

Lock in Contract Pricing & Control Business Spending

Need to secure furniture with pricing that fits your budget? Not only will the furniture selection in your corporate account be pre-selected for your buyers, but any discounts your business receives, including special volume pricing, will also be factored in, making the furniture buying process truly efficient. This makes it easy to implement an overall approval process to control costs on business furniture purchases. It's the ideal way to save both money and time.

 

Work with Your Local Account Executive

You don't need to go it alone! Work directly with a dedicated NBF national account executive who will advise you as you make furniture decisions and who will help you manage your business account. NBF account executives have the experience and the office furniture know-how to get your office where you need it to be. Plus, your account executive will take care of all the finer details like space planning and color selections. They'll be your go-to expert for any questions or concerns you may have.

 

Get Started

Ready to get a corporate account? Here's how:

 

1. Provide some basic information for your corporate account here.

 

2. An NBF account executive will contact you to learn more about your needs.

 

3. Your designated account executive will create your custom NBF corporate account and follow up with next steps.

 

Ready to learn more about NBF Corporate Accounts? Call us today at (800) 558-1010 to find an account executive in your area.

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What is transitional design? In short, it’s a blend of traditional and modern interior design aesthetics; however, this style can be tricky to pinpoint. When it comes to design styles, modern and traditional are fairly well-known and easy to define, but the lines are blurred when it comes to transitional pieces. 

Transitional may be the way to go if you’re looking for a happy medium. So how do we define this signature style? Here are a few key differences that set transitional apart from traditional and modern.

Color 

When it comes to color, traditional and modern designs could not be more different. Traditional furniture typically uses rich, warm tones such as mahogany wood and earth tone upholstery palettes. Modern pieces, in contrast, are known for utilizing bold, bright colors that are often incorporated with a lot of white and black. 

Transitional furniture marries these extremes by incorporating a broader spectrum of color but in softer shades than what’s typically considered modern. Soft neutrals and subdued warm and cool colors are very common.

Shape 

Traditional furniture typically features elegant curves and sweeping feminine details. Modern furniture, on the other hand, is often rigid and straight. Transitional furniture provides an ideal marriage between these styles—it’s most commonly straight, but you may find occasional curved lines here and there.

Details

Traditional style interiors feature elegant details, including picture frame drawer fronts, crown molding, and bun feet. Modern furniture typically doesn’t offer fancy flourishes—the more simple, the more modern. Transitional furniture provides a good blend, often focusing on classic yet comfortable elements.

Transition may be your signature style if you aren’t completely sold on the traditional look or the modern aesthetic. Transitional style’s mix of timeless elegance and contemporary clean is just the trick to achieving the best of both worlds.

 

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Nicole Groshek

Nicole Groshek is the social media and content coordinator for National Business Furniture. She helps employees discover the true joy in loving what they do, from working in an inspiring office to having a little fun on the job.