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By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, March 25, 2007

1. EL RAN
   Furniture Plaza 523
   This Euro-influenced motion group (No. 4099) provides chaise seating with an inside pull handle mechanism and baseball stitching accents.

2. STYLUTION INTERNATIONAL
   National Furniture Mart 200
   Koln, offering plush leather comfort on a transitional frame, is among 20 leather, fabric and leather/fabric combos debuting as part of Stylution's new stationary upholstery program. Produced in southern China, from $799 to $1,599.

3. DÉCOR-REST FURNITURE
   208 Jacobs Place
   TV's Designer Guys Steve Sabados and Chris Hyndmann imbue a classic tufted leather accent chair with modern design elements.

4. SCHILLIG USA
   220 Elm S-316
   The Famous sectional sports clean architectural lines, adjustable backs and ratchet arms. In microfiber, $4,999 or starting grade leather, $5,999.

5. SIMON LI
   Showplace West 100
   This classically inspired 89-inch sofa (No. SL6074) combines comfort and tailored elegance with welting and button tufting accents. Features include attached seat cushions, zippered back cushions and walnut-stained wood legs. Available in leather, fabric or microfiber.

1. NATUZZI AMERICAS
   130 W. Commerce St.
   Nicolaus, a motion leather sofa, is equipped with sensor solutions and soft-touch technology. Adjustable back, arms and headrest ensure subtle reclining comfort.

2. LEATHERTREND
   Plaza Suites 300
   The metallic-toned Eclipse, a chair and sofa group, draws inspiration from the popularity of metallics in apparel.

3. BRADINGTON-YOUNG
   IHFC C-1057
   This tufted chair with sleek rolled arms and nailhead details on turned legs with matching ottoman is one of seven domestically produced club chair intros.

4. EMERALD HOME FURNISHINGS
   243 S. Main St.
   The Chinese-built Darby group (No. U4010) is dressed in full-grain, hand-brushed leather with sanded microfiber. Stitching detail on seat back. Sofa ($999), loveseat, chair, ottoman.

5. GLOBAL FURNITURE USA
   118 W. Commerce
   This slinky, elongated contemporary leather sectional with S-shaped armrests is among Global's introductions from Asia.

1. LEGACY LEATHER INTERNATIONAL
   518 N. Hamilton
   Vienna, a three-piece leather/fabric collage group, comes to life with pillows, fringe and welting. Features include eight-way, hand-tied construction and down/polyester cushioning.

2. FJORDS BY HJELLEGJERDE
   220 Elm St. S-214
   Norwegian designer Jarle Slyngstad's No. 620 Ona recliner showcases sweeping lines, chrome undercarriage, deep seating comfort and lumbar support and 360-degree swivel. Adjustable headrest with Fjords Active Release System. Choice of arm and base.

3. ELITE LEATHER
   135 S. Hamilton
   Montgomery, a traditional wing chair on high legs, kicks it up in tomato red leather.

4. ITALIANA SALOTTI
   IHFC D-743, 745
   Cupido, a slender sectional silhouette with chaise, features pearlized pillow accents plus a novel bolster pillow arm treatment.

5. SOFA ART BY GIUSEPPE NICOLETTI
   IHFC D-824
   Fluid lines and sloping cocoon-like arms distinguish the contemporary Island sofa group. Other features include down-filled detachable back cushions and chrome finished metal accents. In leather or microfiber.

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