Furniture Today - April 15, 2002
Cover Story
New location a boon for Fashion Furniture
Opening a new store has proven to be quite a boon for Fashion Furniture, a 42-year-old family-owned store that is now capitalizing on the comings and goings of national and regional chains. The day after Christmas, Fashion Furniture unveiled its new 50,000-square-foot store with attached warehouse.
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