Furniture Today - October 14, 2002
Cover Story
British exhibitor offers Indian case goods
A new exhibitor at the market here is hoping to build India's reputation as a source country for case goods. Indus Valley, based in Nottingham, England, imports handmade bedroom, dining and occasional furniture in solid sheesham wood from factories in the Rajasthan region of northern India.
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- Four outdoor food vendors authorized for market
- Market seeking state aid
- Hettich offering service package
- Craftex Mills wins Cotton Inc. fabric design award
- BJ's Riviera group garners design award for Frinier
- Cable TV show features H.P.'s Atrium Mall
- NHFA trial Web poll finds 76% in favor of Vegas market
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- TradeWinds Partners tourney raises $20,000 for Atlanta charity
- Donghia Foundation helps 10 interior design students
- HPU senior receives first Bill Peterson Scholarship
- Case goods importers relocate
- Bernards has larger IHFC space
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- RetailMetro's Nurse moves to Latin beat
- CES show expects 10,000
- Blair named Century's senior sales, mktg. VP
- WMC advisory board meets
- Storehouse awards $10K
- Aktrin guide to licensed home furnishings offered
- Bowden new ASID president
- DeCoro launches Web site
- Eau Claire Mattress aids tornado relief efforts
- Excelsior to give away $10K diamond
- In Home marks relocation
- Oriental Weavers sets new N.Y. space
- Nov. 15 conference to examine luxury home market
- Marshfield memorializes 9/11 victims
- Bareville wins honors in home show
- Kathwari won't let Ethan Allen rest on laurels
- Berkline, BenchCraft revamp business model
- Ethan Allen targets young families
- Milliken to market Murray rugs
- Storis attracts record number
- Conference goers enjoy Carnival social, banquet
- Delma Arredo debuts wood BR
- AICO expands showroom
- Natuzzi readies trendy N.Y. boutique
- QFMA, OFMA launch 'era of cooperation'
- Caron elected QFMA chairman
- Ball named Drexel Heritage senior designer
- Corrections & Amplifications
- ISPA execs gather to compare notes
- Z-Line opens China plant to make melamine line
- Drakeford has new Main St. showroom
- Bush debuts assembled case goods collection
- Brazilian RTA resource makes High Point debut
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- Saloom to double space with move to PCH Centre
- Cambridge promotes 3 execs
- McNeilly-Champion launches upholstery line
- Selva America moving to 200 Steele
- FROG's Trefry: You must work at technology
- Users enjoy Bellagio socializing
- Lexington offers wood warranty
- 475 exhibitors set for Canada show
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- Berkline, BenchCraft integrate product lines
- Moh scholarship winners attending market
- Lowe's eyes 60 more units in metro N.Y.
- ISPA tackles burning issues with regulators
- Furniture industry pasted, ISPA praised
- Flammability picture comes into focus
- High-end bedding line fit for royal slumber
- O'Sullivan develops exclusive RTA lineup for furniture stores
- Ide tapped for Relax-R sales post
- Thomasville selects Exim for B2B with stores
- Kornblatt joins Feinblum firm
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- Wood mfr. focuses on domestic production
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- AFMA, regulators working toward ergonomic guidelines
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- Textiles Hall of Fame inducts new members
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- Michelangelo Designs takes traditional tack with Marco Polo line
- Bernie & Phyl founders honored by association
- AFMA sets credit seminar for Oct. 30
- '04 casual show dates changed
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- People Today
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- Market Guide
- Case goods flex more muscle
- Asian wood mfrs. step into leather
- Stationary vendors roll out promos, programs, product
- Vendors put emphasis on occasional
- It's only rock and roll
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- Style directions: Antique inspirations
- Style directions: Cottage grows up
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- Style directions: Town & country French
- Upholstery
- Leather upholstery
- Wicker & rattan
- Motion upholstery
- Area rugs
- Bedroom
- Youth bedroom
- Metal beds
- Dining room
- Casual dining
- Home office
- Home entertainment
- Occasional
- Occasional tables
- This & that
- Manufacturer's in the Market Guide
- SOHO mfrs. seek to energize biz
- Motion keys on development
- Metal beds spark with textures
- Casual dining intros to spark interest with mix of style, function
- RTA vendors expand menu of choices
- O'Sullivan spotlights storage
- 4D's hollow-core boards a winner
- Rug vendors go for fresh, salable
- Youth comes on strong in style, prices
- Glider rockers dance to market beat
- Broad range of bedding on tap in H.P.
- Retailer Profile
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- Rotmans to open new warehouse, convert old facility to retail space
- Up Front
- Retooled Riverside ready to grow
- H&S moving toward total packages
- Hooker acquiring Bradington-Young
- Buyers still crave imports
- Bacall coming to High Point
- River Oaks down for count
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- Natuzzi sets 100-gallery '03 rollout
- Some exhibitors plan to airlift market samples
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