TWO GREAT SHOPS YOU’VE COME TO TRUST ARE JOINING FORCES….
BEAUFORT DÉCOR & ATELIER JEWELLERY BOUTIQUE
WHERE GREAT STYLE & AFFORDABILTY COME TOGETHER
GRAND OPENING FEBRUARY 1, 2012
(1584 Queen Street East, Toronto – 416-850-7628)
*5 doors east of Beaufort’s current location in the same block
Looking for a more personalized Gift...Introducing "Picture This"
Put your favourite picture (kids, pets, loved ones, etc) on a cushion. Order through Beaufort Decor (press live talk button now to order) download your favourite photo and pick-up within a week.
All personalized cushions come with a gift bag and personalized gift tag (to & from).
 
*Back by popular demand...the Fall/Winter Alexandra Rose Cushion collection has arrived in-store.
 A vibrant and bold collection of beautiful Indoor & Outdoor cushions designed by Alexandra Rose for summer living and available only at Beaufort Decor (18x18 cushions $50.00 each and 11x18 cushions $40.00 each)
 Beaufort Decor introduces the "From the Sea Collection" of fresh water pearl necklaces & bracelets, individually handcrafted and designed especially for Beaufort Decor. 54" strands $30.00, 64" strands $50.00 and bracelets $12.00 each/3 for $30.00
Featuring "Stamps Watches" - for selection & special orders, shop in-store.
Beaufort Decor now offers "The Garlic Box" products & Kakayo Chocolate for sale in-store. Both are proudly Canadian companies.
 
Here is portion of an article that appeared on the Beaches Metro News that features our shop and customer service.
Think community, shop locally
by Carole Stimmell
Local resident Susana Molinolo took time to write me with her thoughts.
“Our family makes every effort to shop, dine, donate locally, but, we only support those that make customer service a priority. I think the businesses that will keep their doors open in 2009 are those who resort to good old fashioned values: greet their customer with a genuine hello and smile, give genuine thanks, follow through on their guarantee(s), provide fast service, and provide resourceful information. It seems so basic, but truth be told, there are many businesses and service providers in our community who have forgotten these basics.
“I’ll give you a perfect example from today: I was doing family errands along Queen Street and was enticed by the window display at Beaufort Road Design; I thought to myself ‘I’ll go in, and if I’m treated with respect I’ll buy a little something’. Shirley Rumundi, the owner, treated me like a long lost friend. She was gentle, inviting and genuinely pleased to meet me. There is nothing I needed, but decided to invest in keeping this wonderful lady’s store in our community. I spent $11.30, yet, she treated me like I’d spent thousands. Local business owners would learn a great deal if they stopped by and chatted with Shirley."
So there it is from the horse’s mouth (sorry, Susana). We will do our bit, if store-owners are willing to give out good service and value.
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