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AICO sets new sights, sounds, pieces

By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, January 22, 2006

Las Vegas — AICO will bring a violinist, a pianist and a magician to its showroom here this month to entertain buyers as they see a pair of new furniture collections.

AICO also will bring new programming to its entrance tunnel, a multi-media experience with lights, video panels and multi-channel sound. Inside the showroom, the sights will include a hollow-core TV screen, a waterfall and a synchronized chandelier and reception desk that change colors simultaneously.

The importer's product introductions in Las Vegas include Oppulente, a classically romantic collection that is typical of CEO Michael Amini's commitment to complex carving, intricate detail and multi-step finishes. A transitional group, Matrix, reflects a more contemporary approach with modular accents and a two-color finish.

The company also will add a darker, chestnut finish to last season's La Scala collection.

Four new styles of upholstery, with correlating and accent pieces, also will be shown here. The company introduced its first upholstery at the October High Point market.

AICO shows in the World Market Center, space 854. The market runs Jan. 30–Feb. 3.

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