Talie Jane Interiors®

The Coronavirus pandemic is responsible for a dramatic change in the way the world lives and works. The workplace is undergoing the largest-scale remote work experiment in history, with nearly seven in ten workers doing their jobs from home. (1)

This is true too for many of the Silicon Valley Tech companies as well. And, this policy seems to be continuing, to some extent, post pandemic. With this driving factor, many Bay Area natives (and beyond) have opted to purchase second homes, or in some cases, permanent residences, in the Lake Tahoe area. (2)

Ray Allegrezza, the Executive Director of the International Home Furnishings Association, claims, “it might not be until the end of the third quarter of 2021 that the supply chain is going to bounce back.” (4)

Despite all this, Talie Jane Interiors has made efforts to source materials from vendors with shorter lead times and better quality control in order to provide its clients with the best service. “We believe it’s extremely important to manage client expectations while also being fully transparent, especially during these unprecedented times,” says Talie.

“We make sure to communicate with our Clients to make them aware of the increased lead times. It’s been a frustrating year for many of us as we are at the mercy of manufacturers and shipping companies. But it’s pushed us to be even more organized with our projects and come up with creative ways to resolve these new challenges.”

For assistance with your new home remodel, contact Talie Jane Interiors at 855-825-4352.

Article by Akshaya Sivasankar for Talie Jane Interiors

Sources:

(1) Coronavirus Moving Study Shows More Than 15.9 Million People Moved During COVID-19 | MYMOVE
(2) https://outsideonline.com/adventure-travel/news-analysis/tahoe-zoomtown-covid-migration/
(3) Millions of Americans moved during the pandemic — and most aren’t looking back (nbcnews.com)
(4) https://Businessofhome.com/articles/lead-times-are-terrible-when-will-they-get-better

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