Furniture Today - May 03, 2004
Cover Story
Youth manufacturers target 'tweens'
Youth furniture filled in the gaps this market, targeting both "tweeners" and young adults. "Before you buy that racecar bed for your 5-year-old, try to imagine him sleeping in it when he's 15," said Glenn Prillaman, senior vice president of Young America, Stanley's youth division. While novelty designs and bright colors still sell well to young kids, manufacturers boosted sale...
- News
- Transportation hub a go
- Primo International doubles Montreal showroom
- Ling named president at Statements
- Jack Schmitt has exclusive AICO link
- ISPA elects new officers, board members
- Hayes retires from full-time post at Century
- Scott Gaynor joins Jeffco as design apprentice
- Export opportunities to China evolving rapidly
- Walts, Ledet win IHFRA awards
- Pulaski's Purcell inducted into FMCA Hall of Fame
- Russo retiring from Latex Foam
- Natuzzi shifts execs
- Cochrane taps Peters
- Market Authority OKs budget
- Factory orders up 16% in Feb.
- Room & Board to expand
- Obituaries
- Harold Stralser, veteran retail exec
- Valspar global wood coatings names Hendrickson group VP
- Up Front
- Antidumping issues aired at market
- The Brick blasts into Quebec
- Rent-A-Center to acquire Rent Rite
- New fabric trade group ponders legal action on Chinese imports
- Webb to lay off 151 at case goods plants
- Lane promotes Greg Roy
- N.C. rep wants duties off
- Beagle leaves Stanley
- City Furniture plans 13 HomeStores by 2007
- City of Hope golf event on for June 14
- Goldman named COO at Richter
- Store Openings
- Supplement
- Global Textiles Today
- Trends, technology in Euro spotlight
- Proposte and Scoperta product introductions
- Opinion Today
- Special Report
- Market Highlights
- Drexel Heritage partners with Disney on promotions
- Councill shows new line, finishes
- Gamma to open in Showplace in Oct.
- All In One Loft wins patent protection
- Upgraded leather scores with retailers
- Glider makers raise their profile
- Motion showrooms busy taking orders
- Drexel teams with Toshiba
- Smaller units prove stars in home theater arena
- Rug exhibitors see solid uptick
- Weak dollar making it tough for rug importers
- Exciting product keeps casual dining hot
- Function, style spur continued growth in kitchen islands
- Magnussen launches Cristina Ferrare line
- Directions creating Pays line
- Smith plans product push for October
- Blackhawk's hickory a hit
- Habersham debuts 25-item Biltmore line
- Details win favor in occasional
- RTA pushes into new categories
- Entertainment shaping up
- Bedding enjoys solid market
- Memory foam gains strength
- Simmons to make bedding lineup for Broyhill's stores
- Thomasville unveils luxury bedding line
- Therapedic debuts visco line
- Therapedic sports new logo
- Fresh, pink covers put market in a rosy mood
- Market pleases case goods resources
- High-end wood resources offer opening-price values
- Innovative designs, colors drive upholstery
- Cochrane offers Color By Number
- Classics by Casa Bique has first upholstery line
- People Today
- Bedding Today
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