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The article features several bedding products to be introduced at the Las Vegas Market in July 2019, including the Best Rest C-1565, Blu Sleep Products B-960, and Boyd Sleep B-901.

The article offers information on several products including the Chic Couture collection mattresses from Classic Brands, G.I.F.T. collection mattresses from Diamond Mattress and Signature Sleep Reset mattresses from DHP Furniture.

The article focuses on the sales performance of the bedding industry in the U.S. in 2018. It states that the sales in the category has totaled an estimated $16.4 billion with a growth of 2.52 percent from nearly $16 billion in 2017. It also mentions the varied expectations of consumers on the average life of their mattress and the factors that influence the decision of Baby Boomers when making a bedding purchase.

The article offers insights from several bedding industry executives whether direct-to-consumer channel will slowdown. The executives include Therapedic chief executive officer (CEO) Gerry Borreggine, Englander president Kevin Toman, and King Koil CEO David Binke. Topics they discussed include the continued growth in DTC as consumer prefers the ease of shopping, the trend in electronic-commerce (e-commerce), and the slowdown of DTC due to competition with larger companies in the said category.

The article evaluates several bedding accessories including the rollpack mattress from Blu Sleep Products, the Urban Loft Hybrid Blue mattresses from Classic Brands LLC, and the Rally collection of mattresses from Diamond Mattresses.

The article offers information on the top 100 furniture stores in the U.S. in 2017. It states that the ranking of the stores is based on the estimated number of beddings, furniture and accessories sold in 2016 and 2015 and on the selling space of the stores. Among the stores included are Ashley HomeStore, Mattress Firm, Raymour & Flanigan, American Signature and American Furniture Warehouse.

The article discusses Furniture Today's list of the Top 25 U.S. Bedding Retailers for 2017. Topics discussed include the list featured Mattress Firm on top along with increase in its revenue after acquisition by bedding giant Sleepy's, increase in bedding revenues and estimated bedding sales. It mentions sale of bedding at furniture stores and discount department stores.

The article offers brief information on various bedding including the Palladum from Vispring, the Symmetry from Fashion Bed Group and Degree 6 from Homtex Inc.

The article informs that more and more youth bedrooms have started to look like junior versions of an adult master suite or second bedroom as tweens and teens developed more sophisticated tastes. According to Jeff Wallner, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Acme Furniture, the firm has been offering themed youth beds including fort shaped bunks, tent beds, sports-themed beds, and truck and train beds.

The article offers brief information on bedding and sleep accessory to be displayed at the Winter Las Vegas Market which includes AirTex dual action cover from AirTex, new Broyhill Onyx and Broyhill Sapphire lines from Boyd Specialty Sleep, and three series of air-supported sleep systems from Comfortaire Corp.

The article offers information on increase in imports of furniture in the U.S. in 2018. Topics discussed include increases in shipments from countries such as Vietnam, India and Italy; increase in furniture and bedding imports; and impact of tariffs on furniture imports in from China and risk of tariff increase on wood and upholstery resources.

The article offers information on bedding equipment and supplies from different manufacturers which include the Bravura line mattress from Therapedic International, 8 Series Adjustable Power Base mattress from E. S. Kluft & Co., and Zefiro range of hybrid pillows from Protect-A-Bed.

The article offers brief information on several bedding including Innergy 2 line mattresses from Therapedic, Choose the Perfect Pillow System from Blu Sleep, and bed base line from Forever Foundations.

The article offers brief information on several bedding products including the Dormeo Unity Sleep System mattresses from Dormeo, the SleepFresh bed from Symbol Mattress and the Crete rugs collection from Kas Rugs.

The article focuses on the sales increase posted by the top 100 furniture stores in the U.S. in 2015. Topics covered include the percentage increase in furniture bedding and accessory sales, the slowdown in the store expansion rate and the response by industry analyst Jerry Epperson to the strong industry performance. Also mentioned is the sales recorded by the top store Ashley HomeStore.

The article evaluates several bedding to be presented at the Las Vegas Market furniture trade show from January 24-28, 2016, in Las Vegas, Nevada, including the MagniStretch mattress from Magniflex, the Z Scented pillows from Malouf and the OrganicPedic Earth bed collection from Organic Mattresses.

The article offers brief information on several beddings including the Spartan mattress from Brooklyn Bedding, the TrueStuff line of certified organic sheets and linens from Danican, and the Signature Sleep Reset line of hybrid mattresses from Dorel Home Products.

The article evaluates bedding products including bed-in-a-box collection, Savile Row from Classic Brands, the TrueStuff line of certified organic sheets and linens from Danican, and the Reflections Hybrid Cooling mattress from Diamond Mattress.

The article evaluates the bedding Phillipa from Culp, the Tropicana from Morgan Fabrics and the Genesis leather from Crest Leather.

The article offers tips for the adjustable bed category to ensure the success in the business in the U.S. Insight from Phil Sherman, president of the Customatic Adjustable Bedz, regarding strategies to ensure that the category is well represented in the store, is offered. Discussion of the nine basic rules to make the sale in the adjustable beds category is also provided.

The article presents the views of several bedding producers including Mark Akerman, Barry Cik and Ken Hinman on strategy adopted by their companies to increase sales in 2015. Topics discussed include introduction of adjustable bed program that will showcase company's values and margins, educating consumers and retailers about the benefits of organic bedding, and dropping lower price points of bedding products.

The article offers information on the top 25 furniture and bedding retailers in the U.S. as of 2016. It states that the ranking of the retailers are based on the estimated sales of the products in 2015 and on the total number of products sold. Ashley HomeStore in Arcadia, Wisconsin secured the top spot while Walmart in Bentonville, Arkansas and Mattress Firm in Houston, Texas ranked second and third, respectively.

The article evaluates bedding products including fold-able bed bases offered by Diamond Mattress, boxed beds offered by Serta and temperature control mattress offered by Symbol.

The article offers brief information on "Renue" bedding lines by Corsicana Bedding Inc.

The article presents answers to a question related to whether sales of bed-in-a-box mattresses are hurting sales of better beds.

The article offers information on home furnishings to be launched at the 2017 High Point Market trade show including the Coming Home furniture from Klaussner Furniture, the Celerie Kemble bedding collections from Eastern Accents and the Perennials Social Fabrics from Perennials & Sutherland LLC.

The article reports that the periodical's Top 100 U.S. Furniture stores posted 7.8 percent increase in sales of furniture, bedding and accessories in 2013 as compared to 9.9 percent in 2012. It mentions that the decline in sales was due to government shutdown, debt ceiling and budget-related issues. It further mentions that the furniture retailer Conn's posted highest sales growth among top 100 furniture retailers.

The article offers brief information on several house furnishing products including the B-1326 Premier Series adjustable bed from Legget & Platt Inc., the B-431 rugs from Colonial Mills Inc. and the B-201 Chair from Paladin Industries Inc.

HIGH POINT - Bedding manufacturers are making big bets on the U.S. market by making significant investments in new facilities to keep up with current demand and continue the growth trajectory that last year delivered. The company is modeling the factory after its factory in South Carolina and will house mattress manufacturing, foam pouring and spring production operations. Dallas-based Corsicana Mattress Co. planted a new boxed bedding factory in La Porte, Ind., last year, investing more than $8.6 million in the 165,000-square-foot factory. [Extracted from the article]

HIGH POINT - Top bedding producers are utilizing a variety of strategies to position their companies for growth in 2021. As a multi-national bedding manufacturer, we have not been disrupted in our supply chain as much as others due to our network of 60 factories overseas from which we have been able to purchase some of our needed raw materials Stuart Carlitz, Eclipse International Eclipse International is also focusing on its supply chain, the company says. As a multi-national bedding manufacturer, we have not been disrupted in our supply chain as much as others due to our network of 60 factories overseas from which we have been able to purchase some of our needed raw materials: said Stuart Carlitz, CEO of Eclipse International. [Extracted from the article]

Leading bedding execs bullish on 2021: "Strong" and "very stTong" were some of the predictions from producers as they expect consumers to continue to focus on their homes. See pages lC-12 "The current) momentum, coupled with the recently instituted tariffs on imported goods, puts U.S. manufacturers in a position to enjoy strong gains in 2021. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers brief information on several beddings including the C-1300 Sleep Smart bed from the company Kingsdown Inc., the B-808 Hydroxale Cool Case from the company Comfort Revolution and the A-801 Mattress from the company Enso Sleep System.

The article offers information on the bedding-rich market held in Las Vegas in Nevada. It discusses on various products displayed at the market which include gel memory foam beds line iComfort Directions from Serta Inc., hybrid gel bedding lines from the company Englander and new gel beds from Kingsdown Inc. It informs that Vi-Spring Ltd., OMI Corp., and the company Naturepedic presented their natural bedding lines.

The article offers brief information on several bedding furniture including the pillow Blue Chill from Glideaway Sleep Products, the bed B-925 from Reverie and the adjustable bed kit B-912 from Protect-A-Bed.

The article offers brief information of various bedding lines including Activus Foam from Anatomic Global Inc., G mattress line from Carolina Mattress Guild Inc. and Cool Gel foam layer from Classic Brands LLC.

Photographs of bedding are presented including the Health Wedge foundation positions mattress from Englander, the Expanding Sacro-Support line from Gold Bond, and the Regency Cloud mattress topper from Cadence Keen Innovations.

The article reports on the exports of furniture and bedding to Asian nations, particularly China by U.S. companies through Chinese retailers. It says that the exports of furniture that came from the U.S. amounts to 31.6 million dollars which showed 76% increase in shipments. Chief executive officer Larry Rogers of Sealy Inc. says that furniture market in China has a great potential with 15% growth annually wherein the luxury pieces will grow much faster.

The article features bedding manufactured by furniture company Marge Carson Inc. as well as Century's Maison 47 collection and Hurtado's Soho collection.

The article offers information related to the sales of top-of-bed products such as sheets, duvets, and pillows in the U.S. It discusses six benefits offered by selling top-of-bed products including addition of visual appeal, providing of repeat business, and new trends of merchandise. It mentions insight from several people in the industry about the importance of such as products who include Karen Peterson, Jennie Towery, and Clive Daniel.

The article presents the insights of producers on the growth of online-only bedding retailers in the U.S. Topics discussed include the increase in the number of online-only bedding retailers, the simple procedure of purchasing at low price, and the significant market share manufacturers can gain from consumer shopping habit change.

The article offers brief information on beddings which includes Cool Jewel line pillows from Emerald, the mattresses from Enso Sleep Systems and the bed from Standard Mattress Co.

The article offers tips for home furnishing retailers to increase the sales of top-of-the-bed products. Tips include educating one's sales staff about the product, ensuring the visibility of product pricing so that consumers can easily locate the cost of bedding components and displaying the top-of-the-bed products correctly.

Several diagrams and graphs depicting sales of furniture including beds, bedding and tables are presented.

Provides information about the development of soft goods. Salability of linen for elegant bedding; Consumer demand for classic and monogram inspired motifs; Companies offering soft goods, textiles, comforters, duvet, covers, shams and bedskirts.

Presents several products for juveniles exhibiting at spring New York Textile Market. WhisperSoft Mills' gypsy collection featuring velvets, patchworks and embroidered sheets; Hangers from Axis Imex; Colonial Mills Inc.'s Woolrich brand.

The article reports that winter markets kick off this month in locations across the U.S. with wonderful gift ideas for children, especially little kids. Commemorative frames and plush items are always popular choices, and funky neon mirrors and wall art are sure to please those fickle tweens. From furniture to bedding to toys, the winter gift markets offer a mix of merchandise not found at other shows. Whether brightly colored or cool and chic, these pieces are the perfect finishing touch for any kid's bedroom.

The article reports on the sales increase of the top 25 furniture and bedding retailers in the U.S. during 2014 as compared to the previous year. These retailers include Ashley HomeStores Ltd., Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and IKEA. Top channel share of the sales include at traditional furniture stores, discount department stores and bedding specialty stores. Also noted is the top channel growth including direct to consumer, office supply stores and lifestyle furniture stores.