Shoppers in Lautoka are embracing the newly renovated Home & Living store, which has opened just in time for the Diwali celebrations. This extensive makeover has introduced a modern, streamlined layout designed to improve accessibility and comfort, aiming at delivering a more pleasant shopping experience during the bustling holiday season.
Customers have shared their enthusiasm for the revamped store, noting how the new design makes it easier to navigate through a wide selection of home furnishings, appliances, and décor. One of the standout additions from the renovation is the upper floor dedicated to the Home & Living Commercial Division, which showcases products specifically for Fiji’s hospitality sector as well as a new office furniture showroom.
Jatin Patel, CEO of Home & Living, explained that this renovation aligns with a broader strategy to enhance customer experience and broaden product ranges. “We wanted to create a store that not only showcases our wide array of home furnishings but also offers a memorable experience for our customers. The renovations are part of our commitment to providing top-quality products and excellent customer service,” Patel said. He emphasized that the new layout caters to shoppers traveling from as far as Rakiraki, underlining the store’s dedication to serving a diverse customer base.
The store additionally houses TechHQ, a technology department featuring ICT and digital products for Fiji’s increasingly tech-oriented community. The design updates not only aim to enhance shoppers’ experience but also blend modern aesthetics with the festive spirit of Diwali, making it a lively shopping destination during this joyous time.
This upgrade exemplifies a positive shift in the Fijian retail sector, highlighting a commitment to enriching community shopping experiences and responding to the dynamic needs of consumers. As families gear up for festivities, the enhancements at Home & Living ensure they have access to quality products in a welcoming environment. This spirit of improvement and adaptation is a hopeful sign for the future of retail in Fiji.