Target redoubles efforts to service small business
MINNEAPOLIS -- Target is setting its sights on business
customers with its latest venture, Target Commercial
Interiors, a more than 50-year-old business recently
renamed and boasting its first storefront open to the
public.
Formerly Dayton's Commercial Interiors, the venture
has been providing office design and furnishings to
business customers for decades but until this month,
operated solely from offices that doubled as showrooms
in Minnesota, Illinois and Wisconsin. With the sale
of Target's department store division last year, the
company has rebranded the business with its trademark
bullseye and launched its first store, now open to the
public in suburban Bloomington, Minn., across the parking
lot from a Target discount store.
The 11,500-square-foot store offers a broad selection
of professional-grade furniture and settings, including
flooring, cubicle dividers, desks, chairs, wall art,
conference room configurations, lighting and even couches
and coffee tables for more casual settings and waiting
areas. Target Commercial Interiors is the largest provider
of Steelcase brand office products in the Midwest, according
to the company.
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