A new store installs its furniture in Port-Marianne

Jean-Marie et Rémi vous accueillent chee Milome à Port-Marianne

Jean-Marie and Rémi welcome you to Chee Milome in Port-Marianne

Jean-Marie Presse and Rémi Villemonte welcome you to their new hall.

Milome has just moved to Avenue Nina-Simone. When Habitat closed and RBC put its building up for sale.

A new Milome furniture store has just opened in Port-Marianne in place of Bulthaup, which moved to Avenue Raymond-Dugrand.

The latter is a French brand specializing in quality furniture and trendy decoration, mainly for the living room and dining room directly from manufacturers and importers.

Multi-brands on products mainly made in France or Europe: tables, chairs, sofas, lighting, decorations are offered over an exhibition area of ​​two hundred square meters. Milome is a young brand created in 2018 in the West of France, in full expansion today and currently counting more than thirty stores.

&quot ;Products accessible to all"

At the helm of this store Rémi Villemonte and Jean-Marie Presse who proudly present the concept of their brand.

"Our positioning is to know what we are selling. We offer products accessible to everyone, because we go directly through our suppliers, without intermediaries, which gives much more attractive prices. That is up to – 50% difference with traditional distribution. Our purchasing center based in Rennes works with forty suppliers directly", they detail, who have been based in Montpellier for eleven years. After a break in the restaurant business, where they ran the French Coffee Shop on rue Saint-Guilhem for a while, these duettists have always been in the furniture business.

Indeed, they started by working at Ligne Roset in Paris for one, on Boulevard Hausmann for the second, before an experience in Canada, in Montreal, at Maison Corbeil, a contemporary furniture brand.

The return to furniture was important to them. "We had been thinking about opening this business for some time, we wanted to set up in Port-Marianne and we fell in love with the location, the volume and the premises in itself, in a neighborhood in the making and which resembles us ", explains the duo. With the opening of this furniture store, it is finally good news for the neighborhood, which has seen the closure of Habitat, La Redoute and La Maison Pernoise at the Marché du Lez in recent weeks. Enough to bring a new dynamic to the neighborhood.

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