DDMGROUP INTERNATIONAL, Outdoor Furniture Supplier to Hotels and Architects Worldwide Launches USA Quick Ship Program.

Dec 10, 2022

Eye-Catching Quick Ship Outdoor Furniture Designs That Are Shaping Projects And Transforming Spaces In USA.

Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Dec 5, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Long lead times on preferred hotels, architects, and designers' choices of designer outdoor furnishings have been an issue for years. The appeal and availability of DDMGROUP INTERNATIONAL'S quick ship outdoor living have spurred innovation from designers, properties, and yachts around the world, along with international hotel brands, purchasing companies, and yacht builders from Europe to California and from the Miami Design District and onto the Caribbean.

For many architects & designers, the most portable, durable, and easy-to-clean alfresco furniture for the money begins with a frame made of stainless steel or aluminum with a weather-resistant coating. On seats, woven synthetics or solution-dyed acrylic fabric upholstery can add comfort when metal slats or mesh needs a softer touch.

DDMGROUP INTERNATIONAL has teamed with designers, including David Di Meco (daviddimeco.com) to produce The Made in the USA, Spazio European Soft Seating, a line of soft seating furniture wrapped in colorful colors by Sunbrella Fabrics that are comfortable on land or in the water.

DDMGROUP INTERNATIONAL is also offering its Modern French Contemporary Collection within its USA-stocked Quick Ship Offerings. The French Contemporary Collection is crafted of premium outdoor materials, intricately woven all-weather materials, hand-crafted aluminum, and performance outdoor fabrics.

All USA quick ship pieces are built to endure with unrivaled quality and value and ship from their Southeastern USA facilities.

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Young PH chessers bare fangs in Asean tilt

SINACABAN, Misamis Occidental — As foreign rivals continue to occupy the leaderboards, the troika of Michael Concio Jr, Paulo Bersamina and Jan Emmanuel Garcia all won their sixth round matches on Saturday morning to give life to the host country's struggle in men's section of the 7th Asean Individual Chess Championships at the AMORAP Adventure Park here. This as Woman International Master Marie Antoinette San Diego, who led the women's side after five rounds, absorbed her first setback at the hands of new pacesetter WIM Shakira Devi Herfesa of India. Grandmaster Nguyen Duck Hoa of Vietnam and International Master Erdene Baasansuren of Mongolia, meanwhile, drew their top board duel in a Queen's Pawn Game to share the men's lead with Indian IM Shrivatri Anuj and IM Ameya Audi at 4.5 points each. Anuj defeated Filipino FIDE Master Alekhine Nouri on board 2, while Audi overpowered his compatriot IM Bala Chandra Prasad Dhulipalla on board 3. Both Concio and Bersamina up their output to 4 points after separate wins over IM Nguyen Quoc Hy of Vietnam and IM Miroslav Vlasenko of the Federation. Garcia, on the other hand, whipped FM Zhuo Ren Lim of Malaysia to improve to 3.5 points alongside Filipino IM and now US citizen Joel Banawa who crushed Mongolian FM Battulga Tenuunbold. GM Darwin Laylo, the only veteran among the Filipinos in the last Olympiad, was all set to join Concio and Bersamina at 4 points with his great advantage and winning passed pawns opposite IM Antonio Dcunha Viani of India. But tragedy struck when Laylo committed a so-called "help mate" blunder. Mathematically, the Filipinos have still a chance to turn the tables with a strong performance in the last three rounds. As San Diego (4.5 pts) slids to third spot behind women's co-leaders WIMs Herfesa and Bordoloi Pratitee of India (5 pts), fellow Filipinas Kate Nicole Ordizo, Mhage Gerriahlou Sebastian, Woman FIDE Master Shania Mar Mendoza hiked their total to 4 points after drawing their respective matches. Mindanao hopeful Ruelle Canino of Cagayan de Oro also split the point with fellow 3 pointer WFM Mohd Arif Ainul Mardhiah of Malaysia, as well as male counterpart IM Christian Gian Carlo Arca of Zamboanga in his tussle with fellow Filipino IM Ronald Bancod for the 2.5 pointers. In the Challenger's side, Davao bet Irwin Aton surprised the formerly unbeaten Kevin Morano of Kalibu, Aklan to grab the solo lead at 5.5 points going into the last 3 rounds.