Trump to help trumpet Trump Home at market
By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, March 11, 2007
Thomasville, N.C. — Lexington will welcome real estate entrepreneur and television personality Donald Trump to the High Point Market for the debut of Trump Home.
Trump is expected to greet dealers at an invitation-only event on Tuesday evening, March 27.
Two collections will be launched under the new brand. Westchester, with 32 SKUs, will offer grand, classic, opulently scaled styling. Designs were inspired by the mansions and historical properties restored by Trump.
Central Park reflects his metropolitan New York roots and his many properties in the city. The 35-SKU group offers a contemporary, clean take on cutting-edge designs, with Art Deco-like accents.
Trump Home will be at the upper end of the Lexington price range, the company said. It will include bedroom, dining, home office, home entertainment and occasional, as well as upholstery.
"The Trump name has immediate global recognition for luxury and an upscale lifestyle," said Lexington President and CEO Phil Haney. "The furniture collections in Trump Home — inspired by his properties around the world — allow more consumers access to this aspirational way of living."
Trump said he was pleased to partner with the company.
"Lexington understands brands and high-end home furnishings, so this will be a fantastic partnership," he said. "It's a beautiful group of luxurious furniture at an affordable price. I have personally signed off on all of the designs and I wouldn't have it any other way because my name is on the furniture.
"That's what the Trump brand is all about, the very best products for a person who wants to live the very best lifestyle," Trump said.
Haney said Trump Home will have its retail debut this summer at Macy's in New York.
The High Point Market opens March 26.
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