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The article reports on partnership of paper company Rifle Paper Co. and rug company Loloi for Loloi collection rugs to launch at High Point market from October 13-17, 2018 and mentions offering of decorative pillows and rugs.

"Loloi is feeling very optimistic heading into the winter market season,"principal Cyrus Loloi said. This season markets Loloi's third collaborative collection with Rifle Paper Co. Loloi's collaboration with stationery brand Rifle Paper Co. is a charm thisseason, with the debut of the collection's third edition. [Extracted from the article]

Reports on the increase in shares for master bedroom market in High Point, North Carolina. Total amount of market shares incurred by the product; Aid of styling advances in the expansion of market shares; Use of solid-wood components in combination with paper laminates as a technique to attract more customers.

GLOBAL SOURCING: Mexico Editor's note: In mid-February Furniture Today toured several factories in Mexico as part of itsongoing global sourcing initiative. Mexico factory is in Monterrey,Nuevo Leon, Mexico Website: www.kukahome.com.hk Ttop officer: Steve Lush, presidentKuka Home North America Number of production workers: 250initially. NERO LUPO Founded: 1995 Headquarters: San Andreas Cholula Website: NA Rop officer: Fernando Rodero Number of production workers:800, including 100 for newupholstery plant Size of factory and capacity: 400,000square feet, including about 100,000square feet for upholstery. [Extracted from the article]

Reports the agreement on the print advertising of American Furniture Warehouse in Denver, Colorado. Contention on decreased advertising rates; Allegations of the company against The Denver Post and Rocky Mountains News; Denial of the court to provide restraining orders against advertising rates.

The article reports on the acquisition of the company Piedmont Paper by Snyder Paper Corp.

Alison Keane has been appointed as the new president of the International Sleep Products Association (ISPA) and the Mattress Recycling Council. Keane, an environmental attorney with over 25 years of experience, will be succeeding Ryan Trainer, who has served the mattress industry for more than two decades. Prior to joining ISPA, Keane held various leadership positions in the private, nonprofit, and governmental sectors, including serving as the president and CEO of the Flexible Packaging Association. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports that fabric source Greatex Mills, in collaboration with Cascades, has developed a leather-scented paper product designed to put a leather smell in furniture packaging. According to the company, the product was designed to enhance its Oekopelle leather-fabric hybrid product. Greatex president Sheldon Lewis notes that the company has worldwide exclusivity for the furniture industry for the scented paper.

Reports on American Furniture Warehouse chief Jake Jabs' opposition to a joint operating agreement (JOA) between Denver, Colorado-area newspapers, `Denver Post' and `Rocky Mountain News.' Jabs' concerns about the potential impact of the JOA on newspaper advertising rates; Inflationary impact of substantially higher advertising rates.

The author explains the ways to get more familiar with the furniture industry. He presents useful tips on public relations for furniture executives. He explains that executives should develop public relations strategy. He suggests CEOs to put public relation executives in their companies or to hire a public relations agency.

The article looks at mainstream consumer newspapers' recent interest on the U.S. furniture industry. Two examples in "The New York Times" and "The Wall Street Journal" focus on the growth of single-brand furniture stores and consumer-interest features showcasing a product of group of products. And increasingly, local newspapers around the country are putting the spotlight on the furniture business.

The article highlights various products showcased at a furniture event, including mirrors, rugs, vases, lamps, and wall decor. The products range from brass-framed mirrors to handcrafted lamps and hand-painted canvases. Different collections of rugs, such as the Amata Collection and Manchester collection, are also featured, offering a variety of designs and materials. The article provides a comprehensive overview of the diverse range of decorative accessories and furnishings available at the event. [Extracted from the article]

The article highlights various motion upholstery products showcased by different furniture companies at a trade show. It includes details about different styles, materials, and features of the furniture pieces, such as swivel chairs, recliners, and sofas. The products range from modern designs with advanced functionalities like power reclining, adjustable headrests, and wireless charging to traditional styles with luxurious upholstery options. The companies offer a diverse selection of furniture pieces to cater to different tastes and preferences in the market. [Extracted from the article]

The article from Furniture Today highlights various furniture pieces from different brands showcased at a furniture exhibition. It includes descriptions of sideboards, cocktail tables, chairs, consoles, and other furniture items made from a variety of materials like wood, metal, and glass. The collection features a diverse range of styles, finishes, and designs to cater to different tastes and preferences in home decor. [Extracted from the article]

This document provides a collection of summaries of various articles related to the home furnishings industry. The summaries cover a range of topics, including the growth and expansion of companies such as Surya Inc. and La-Z-Boy Inc., the leadership transitions at the Home Furnishings Assn., the role of Zoe Wong at Manwah Holdings, and the emergence of the "toolbelt generation" of Gen Z individuals who are choosing trade careers over traditional college paths. These summaries offer insights into the strategies, goals, and perspectives of key players in the industry, as well as trends and developments that may impact the market. [Extracted from the article]

The U.S. Department of Commerce has announced preliminary determinations on the mattress antidumping petition against 12 countries. The rates range from 10.74% for mattresses imported from Spain to 744.81% for products from Slovenia. The petition was filed by several companies and labor unions, prompting some Mexican companies to establish manufacturing facilities in Texas. The preliminary rates for other countries include Bosnia and Herzegovina at 217.38%, Bulgaria at 106.27%, Burma at 181.71%, India at 23.28% (except for two companies at 42.76%), Italy at 257.06%, Kosovo at 62.51% (except for Nisco Thailand at 344.7%), Mexico at 41.29% (except for two companies at 61.97%), the Philippines at 538.23%, Poland at 330.71%, and Spain at 280.28%. The Commerce Department notes that these rates are subject to change for the final determination. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the information on the furniture industry and the news published in the previous issues of the periodical. Topics discussed include goods best-sellers report published in March 6-20, 1978 issue; industry leaders such as James Kittle, Henry Foscue and Morrie Futorian talk about the favorite furniture pieces; and consumer behavior and successful retail selling methods.

In this article, the author discusses the reasons for pricing of goods ended with 99 cents by retailers in the mattress industry by citing reference of the book "What Did We Use Before Toilet Paper?" from Andrew Thompson.

Legacy Classic|Modern, a furniture company, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a focus on its entrepreneurial spirit. The founders of Legacy reimagined the business model for imported furniture, providing a more cost-effective and profitable model for retailers and importers. The company has experienced explosive growth and has expanded its offerings over the years, including a successful foray into the youth and teen category and a ground-up motion upholstery program. Legacy will be hosting a 25th anniversary celebration at its showroom. [Extracted from the article]

According to Massood, morethan 5,000 container ships areon the water right now, withmany sitting idle outside majorharbors while ports cope withCOVID-19-related outages, laborissues and, again, a shortageof trucks and drivers. "I think the biggest challengeis continuing to find workers/drivers and securing trucks andtrailers since order lead timesare so far out into the future"said Aaron Nussbaum, directorof logistics at Gojarrett, a nationwidesupply chain and logisticscompany. SUPPLY CHAIN HIGH POINT -- When the coronaviruspandemic began in2020, millions of Americans firstbegan buying necessities liketoilet paper in a frenzy. [Extracted from the article]

Focuses on the life and works of Furniture/Today founding editor Bill Peterson in Greensboro, North Carolina. Death of Peterson after the launching anniversary of the paper; Accounts on the beginnings of the paper; Remarks on the hobbies and sport of Peterson.

The article informs that Cozi's products create design dissonance wooden coffee tables wrinkled like paper and light fixtures shaded by mesh.

The London Design Festival, which returned after the pandemic, showcased global design trends with a focus on sustainability and craft. The festival featured exhibitions and installations that highlighted the use of recycled materials, unconventional and degradable materials, and repurposed items. Craftsmanship and wellness were also emphasized, with displays of handcrafted furniture and designs inspired by nature. The festival also showcased maximalistic patterns, mixed materials, the beauty of natural materials, and innovative lighting designs. Overall, the London Design Festival provided a platform for emerging design directions and highlighted the importance of sustainability and craftsmanship in the global design industry. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides an overview of the furniture and home decor products showcased at the High Point Market. It features a variety of items such as bedding sets, lamps, pillows, and throws, which are available in different designs and materials. The article also includes information about the retailers and their locations at the market. Additionally, it lists various decor and accessory products like lamps, art prints, mirrors, and other decorative items, which come in different styles, sizes, and price ranges. However, the article does not provide any further details about the cultural significance of these products. [Extracted from the article]

LOS ANGELES -- Top 100 companyLiving Spaces has partneredwith designers Nate Berkus andJeremiah Brent to launch threenew collections for fall that includepieces for the living room,dining room and bedroom. Gramercy draws onnatural hues and elements such asDanish paper cord featured in theGramercy canopy bed, TV stand,bookcase and round accent table. Berkus and Brent said the newPavilion collection draws its inspirationfrom 1970s motifs andFrench Art Deco influences withsculptural appeal. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the expansion of the ready-to-assemble (RTA) assortment of Ashley Furniture with more than 500 new domestically produced case goods which can be shipped directly to consumers' homes and assembled those things.

Amer Ruqs IHFC, H-407 The Craft area rug collection is hand knotted in India with 100% raw handspun New Zealand wool and features an oriental design and bold color palette. The Anna rug collection includes premium low-pile rugs, hand knotted in India and with fringe on either end. The decorative multicolor Cirque area rug, from the Marina collection, is designed with splashes of green, blue, orange, gray, black and gold creating an abstract splatter pattern. The Sahara Unks pattern is a machine-made performance area rug featuring a gorgeous textured weave in an ivory and neutral tone on tone pattern. [Extracted from the article]

The Fernsby 4-4 sideboard, 3-3 sideboard, dining table, round dining table, dining chair, tall wine cabinet and tall cabinet have a natural finish. Dining selections include a 48-inch round dining table with a pedestal base, a counter-height dining table with a leaf to acccrnmodate six people, a buffet with two doors and two drawers, and dining chairs in both sand and white finishes. Alden Home IHFC, IH-310 The Chantal king poster bed features simple lines, walnut veneers finished in caviar and soft brass accents. The collection includes a tall cabinet, a sideboard, a round dining table, an oval dining table and a dining chair. [Extracted from the article]

Coast2Coast Home, IHFC, C-1103The 95406 RS is a one-drawer, two-door cabinet with a richbrown walnut veneer on the frame and cream-colored raffiawrapped door and drawer fronts. Lillian August, 315 Fred Alexander PlaceThe LA41370 Leon chair offers a high, rounded, tightback and wood frame detail, with one seat cushion andGatsby-inspired flair. Hickory White, 315 Fred Alexander PlaceThe 6603-05 Stetson sofa, from the Revival 81 collection,features a contemporary wood base and a sleek new armdesign. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the global design trends showcased at a design festival in Lake Como, Italy. The festival focused on nature themes and biophilia, with exhibits featuring nature interpretations in various forms of art, design, and furnishings. The festival also highlighted the use of 3D surfaces, botanicals and nature art, watery moiré looks, techy textiles, organic shapes, 1960s and '70s inspiration, new directions in surface color, colored glass, showstopping patterns, and the merging of different textures and materials. The article provides examples and highlights various designers and brands that participated in the festival. [Extracted from the article]

The Persian-style Azari rug collection, features traditional patterns hand tufted in 100% wool in rich colors with fresh accents. The Stiles collection combines cut pile and braided yarns that run in ribbed lines across the rug's expanse, revealing a modern colorblock pattern. Designed by former Real Housewives of New York, Jill Zarin, this textured low wool pile rug is hand knotted in India. [Extracted from the article]

RUGS Revival Rugs Illustrator and author Amanda Jane Jones haspartnered with Revival Rugs on a new collaboration. Jaipur Living The Harmon collection of rugs designed by KateLester in conjunction with Jaipur Rugs won a silveraward in the recent 16th annual International DesignAwards. The limited-edition capsule of rugs includes fourunique styles inspired by Jones' colorful graphics andclean, simple design aesthetic. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents information on the struggle of Sandberg Furniture Co. Inc. during business recession. Company's long view affected various management and investment decisions which include revoking most of the company's debt which assisted the running of business. According to John Sandberg, chief executive officer of Sandberg, the company's longevity is due to its ability to adapt to the needs of the market.

IHFC, D-720 Introductions, available in 14 metal colors and more than 70 fabrics, include four non-swivel stools -- Zach, Bryan, Tyler and Kally -- and the Wyatt swivel stool. French Market Collection IHFC, IH-300 Introducing the Dupree console, Stag table, Oak Leaves cabinet and London brown arm chair. A three-piece nesting cocktail table features a solid mango wood top with warm, wood-grain details and a sunburst design. Highlights include: • The Mid-Century Modern Harlow table collection, comprised of coffee tables, side tables and a console in a solid mahogany wood. [Extracted from the article]

1650N/1650ALN recliner has a cutaway arm accented with an optional antique brass nailhead trim and a deeply padded arm and back. Comfort Relax recliner collection has a low and easygoing feel and a club-chair silhouette with subtle reclining motion and a deeper seat angle for incredible relaxation. The company unveils three new sofa groups -- two stationary and one motion -- along with two swivel chairs, two club chairs and a new executive office chair. [Extracted from the article]

The modern Cole dining table is a sleek, streamlined table with a top made of ash solids and oak veneer that sits on a contrasting bronze equilateral base. The Bristol Oval Dining Table features solid oak and oak veneers. NCA Design C&D, 6A,B,C Case goods introductions include Edie server, Nimco dining table and chairs, Tika dining table, Culti cocktail table, Niso tables, Tours tables, Brooks barstool, Brooks bed, Como bedroom, Majestic bed, Carrara wall unit, Fuzze barcart and Pavia wall unit. IHFC, IH-406 The Gramercy bed has button-tufted holstered headboard and footboard. [Extracted from the article]

Take a deep breath. Whether it's those hoarding toilet paper like itwas gold or those trying to flee the stock market like it hadthe virus, the hot currency of the day is fear. [Extracted from the article]

Focuses on the perspectives and reflections on the 25th anniversary of Furniture/Today in North Carolina. Commemoration of the furniture industry; Goal of promoting comprehensive information; Maintenance of the position as the bible of the business; Assessment of the changing retail market.

"Refrigeration was starting to become available, and Henry started a commercial refrigeration company to provide walk-in coolers. "Even older members who knew Harry, Walter and Henry (Felker), there are some of them who are still around who knew the story a little bit. MILWAUKEE Ifs a family-owned and -operated retailer that doesn't have the family's name anywhere. [Extracted from the article]

The domestic manufacturing footprint of the bedding industry in the United States is growing as mattress makers continue to open and expand factories in the country. The impact of the third antidumping petition against mattresses from a dozen countries is still uncertain, but imports from those countries have significantly decreased since the petition was filed. Many mattress producers from Mexico, Italy, and other countries included in the complaint have set up factories in the United States to avoid potential tariffs. However, the mattress industry as a whole is facing challenges, with sluggish sales and a stagnant housing market hindering recovery. Despite the current difficulties, industry executives remain hopeful for a turnaround in the near future. [Extracted from the article]

Canadian furniture retailer Leon's Furniture Limited has partnered with VusionGroup to implement electronic shelf labels and digital tags in its stores. The company currently has over 47,000 electronic shelf labels across 196 stores, with plans for more in the future. The digital tags allow for centralized pricing control and provide customers with valuable information about products. The technology also helps the sales team identify available merchandise and allows for synchronized online and in-store pricing. Leon's sees the addition of technology as a way to meet customer expectations and improve operational efficiency. [Extracted from the article]

The International Casual Furnishings Association (ICFA) has announced the recipients of its Lifetime Achievement Award for 2024. Happy Land and Joseph Ziolkowski will be honored at the ICFA Awards Gala in July. Happy Land, a former sales manager and now a part-time salesperson, has made significant contributions to the casual furniture industry. Joseph Ziolkowski, known as Joe Z., has played a key role in advancing safety standards in the industry and has been involved in various industry organizations throughout his career. The ICFA Awards Gala will take place at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and a portion of ticket sales will be donated to the City of Hope, a research and teaching hospital. [Extracted from the article]

Las Vegas Market's gift market is being strengthened with the launch of a new design-driven lifestyle floor on the 11th floor of World Market Center Las Vegas' Building C. The floor will feature a 30,000-square-foot showroom representing various gift, decor, publishing, and lifestyle brands, including Glitterville and One Hundred 80 Degrees. Additionally, there will be 15 showroom updates and recommitments, as well as expansions and relocations of various brands. Las Vegas Market offers a wide range of products across different categories, and buyers can easily explore both permanent showrooms and temporary exhibits. [Extracted from the article]

Matthew Katzenson, Gift for Lifeboard member and principal of the FineLines sales agency, is spearheading theJanuary fundraiser. Proceeds raised by participatingbrands, sales agencies andretailers will aid World CentralKitchen's crisis-related hungerrelief around the globe. LAS VEGAS -- Gift for Life, the giftand home industries' charity, andInternational Market Centers arekicking off 2023 fundraising at thewinter Las Vegas Market, Jan.29-Feb. 2at World Market Center Las Vegas. [Extracted from the article]

Martin Svensson Home A-700 The Cordero occasional table collection includes acoffee table with eastern, end table, chairside table,console table and a console bar table, which features threematching stools. Arteriors C-379 The company is highlighting its Lyle console, Reubendining table and Reynard dining chair. Diamond Sofa B-746 The Rune dining table and scout chair features mixedmedia wood and iron construction. The Desi coilection includes a barstool chair, counterstool and dining chair. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the expansion of business in the sector of furniture's. Furniture assortments at the Big 3 office product superstores are undergoing a transformation, with more emphasis on residential fashion. With the Christopher Lowell collection racking up strong sales since it was introduced a year ago at Office Depot, competitors Staples and Office Max both have added cottage-style SOHO groups. More changes are reportedly on the way, including the likelihood of wood solids and veneers vying with paper laminates for space on the superstore floors.

On Wednesday, Nov. 9, the Carolinas Chapter of theInternational Furnishings and Design Assn., willrecognize Furniture Today, its iconic founder Stephen Pondand the many people who have worked for or currently workwith the publication and its sister brands. From its roots as a bi-weekly newspaper, Furniture Today hasevolved into a multi-media, multi-platform business resource encompassingprint, digital and social communication along withmyriad industry-leading events and one-of-a-kind research offerings. Join Furniture Today, and IFDA for a "Night of Luminaries". [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on the partnership of home furnishings firm Company C with artist Jill Seale wherein the firm will expand its Colorfields collection of area rugs through the works of Seale.