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August 27, 2016

Dwight Morrison Caribbean Sofa build dreams

Twenty Years ago Dwight Morrison used to work with Boss Furniture, this is where he developed a passion for upholstery and soon enough started his own company we know today as Caribbean Sofa. Known by many as a stern but fair business man Dwight remembers the proudest moment in his business when he delivered his first finished product … in his words “it was a great sensation to see the joy and satisfaction on the customers face”. Holding steadfast to the dream and the vision of starting a company that will one day be the top supplier of furniture, and by extension, the region… Dwight is well on his way.

Those who know Caribbean Sofa know they have adapted their motto from Steve Jobs “Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower” and so Dwight and his team guarantees “comfort & the best designs, we are here for you. Bring your own designs we’ll build it too”. Caribbean Sofa does more than new furniture they repair and build any type of upholstery like Ottomans, dining chairs and most wooden furniture. Their clients love the sectionals for the most part, however a large contingency requests custom built sofas which tend to differ slightly from traditional designs.

Their Spanish Town Road location welcomes clients with a warm hospitable showroom; their competent staff is capable of giving them exactly what they need. With over 19 years of work and customer experience under their belt Dwight and his team have a vast array of knowledge about furniture this makes them reliable, creative and definitely service-oriented. You can look out for their pre-Christmas sale of some of their top selling products with sectionals as low as $59,000.00.

Dwight concluded perfectly by saying, “Over the years I have seen a number of Furniture Company’s rise and fall and I have attributed this trend with their inability to come up with new innovative designs to keep customers intrigued. What we do is more than just build or stick to one design; we are constantly offering new designs through customer insight and research”.

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