Furniture Today - September 24, 2001
Cover Story
Ethnic influences strong at Maison
Ethnic influences extending from the Far East, Middle East and Africa to areas such as Provence in France formed a key direction at the Maison mp; Objet show here this month. Other strong themes were a new color energy and a revival of period pieces. While bold, electric citrus colors were ubiquitous at the last several shows here, they have been stepped down to magenta and warm...
- News
- Barratta joins La-Z-Boy
- Help on the way
- Big-hitters out in force for market
- Peterson brought industry together
- Pulaski promotes four to VP positions
- Retailer Dekor closes
- Robb & Stucky warehouse open
- Virginia's Green Front readies N.C. store
- New England market held as scheduled
- Serta licensee in new plant
- Bill Peterson, Furniture/Today founding editor, dies
- Hooker aims to keep plants busy
- Hooker home office sale in progress
- Leon's renovates flagship
- High Point tightens security
- Some events carry on; others postponed or canceled
- Magnussen bedrooms follow year of research
- Help on the way
- Bedding Today
- Opinion Today
- Special Report
- Special Report
- Chairs stand tall at Promosedia
- Successes bolstering industry's faith in Web
- Lexington adds features to site
- Consumers search online by category, not brand
- Harrods welcomes new line in style
- Brazilian manufacturers focus on U.S.
- Brazilian exports to U.S. moving cautiously, slowly
- Industry boosted by Brazilian government
- Brazil poised to impact U.S.
- Up Front
- Starr to head Natuzzi Americas
- Magnussen launching BR division
- Hooker rolling out displays
- Top execs leave Pier 1's Cargo division
- Powell appoints four to VP positions
- Smith will join Jaymar
- Chris Hart named COO, pres
- A woman's touch at La-Z-Boy
- Lea appoints Boone sales vice president
- Quebec exhibitors optimistic
- People Today
- Levine promoted at Therapedic
- Lane honors Guynes
- People on the Move
- People on the Move
- Supplement
- Consumer Buying Trends
- Mattresses, beds — an obvious match
- Older couples outspend for bedding
- Young are hot prospects
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