FROM CONSIGNMENT STORE TO DESIGN DESTINATION: HOME and Salvage Announce New Design Cente
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June 22, 2026
FROM CONSIGNMENT STORE TO DESIGN DESTINATION: HOME and Salvage Announce New Design Center
NAPLES, Fla. - HOME and Salvage announced plans to expand its operations with a dedicated in-house Design Center, reflecting the company's continued growth and increasing demand for personalized interior design services and custom home projects.
Construction is scheduled to begin this July and will be completed by Keystone Homes of Naples, led by Meghan Perez.
Founded in 2013 as a small consignment store, HOME And Salvage has grown into one of Southwest Florida’s most recognized furniture and interior design destinations. The company now serves clients throughout Naples, Fort Myers, and surrounding communities, with design projects extending to Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, New York, and Wisconsin.
As demand for design services has increased, the company has expanded well beyond furniture sales to offer custom furnishings, space planning, project management, and full-service interior design.
"Our business has evolved dramatically over the years," said Tina Langeloh, owner of HOME and Salvage. "Today's clients are looking for complete design solutions, and the new Design Center will give our team the space and resources to better serve them."
The Design Center will provide a dedicated workspace for HOME and Salvage's in-house designers and create a more immersive experience for clients as they plan and furnish their homes.
"This investment reflects how far we've come since opening our doors in 2013 and positions us to continue growing while delivering an even higher level of personalized service to our clients," Langeloh said.
Additional details regarding construction progress and the Design Center's opening will be announced in the coming months and can be followed on the stores Instagram page.
Media Contact Tina Langeloh
HOME And Salvage
239-653-9218
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