Signs Business Agreement with
the Korea Organizing & Storage Association
iloom, the lifestyle furniture brand of the Fursys Group, signed a business agreement with the Korea Organizing & Storage Association on April 2 to strengthen the competitiveness of its storage furniture categories, such as wardrobes and storage cabinets.
The Korea Organizing & Storage Association is an organization established to develop systematic organizing and storage techniques and to professionally train organizing and storage experts. As a brand that proposes a better daily life to customers through its furniture, iloom plans to enhance the competitiveness of its wardrobe and storage cabinet products and provide specialized services to customers through its agreement with the Korea Organizing & Storage Association.
Through this agreement, iloom plans to unveil new modular wardrobe products that combine the superior quality and design unique to iloom furniture with the professional organizing and storage solutions of the Korea Organizing & Storage Association. In addition, the company plans to develop a wardrobe purchasing guide and a storage guide so that customers can select and use furniture suited to their lifestyle.
Furthermore, iloom plans to collaborate with the Korea Organizing & Storage Association in various ways, such as conducting professional organizing and storage training for employees and carrying out social contribution activities to improve the living environments of underprivileged groups.
iloom stated that, through this business agreement, it plans to pursue a range of collaborative activities, including the development of modular wardrobes optimized for customers' lifestyles by combining the company's furniture design capabilities with the know-how of organizing and storage experts, and that it will continuously conduct research and develop related products and services to improve consumers' living environments and provide customers with a better daily life.
▲ From left, iloom CEO Jung Bo-eun and Korea Organizing & Storage Association President Jung Kyung-ja pose for a photo at the business agreement ceremony.