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By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, February 15, 2010

• The Broyhill product chart that appeared on page 16 of the Jan. 25 issue contained incomplete and inaccurate information. Here is the complete, correct listing of the company's Las Vegas Market introductions:

• Bryson, a casual traditional bedroom made with pine solids and veneers in a warm pine finish, is being expanded with occasional and dining pieces and a 60-inch entertainment console. A blend of cottage, Southwest and country styles, the collection's features include wooden knobs, raised panels and round bun feet. In occasional, introductions include a rectangular cocktail table, end tables, round lamp tables, sofa tables, a writing desk and two tables with metal scrollwork accents. In dining, pieces include a leg table, expandable-top counter table, server and china.

• Schyler is a transitional bedroom with a distinctive geometric design on the headboard and mirror. The collection is in cherry with a dark merlot finish, for a retro yet modern feel. Other features include satin nickel hardware.

• A new import leather upholstery program includes four collections in a range of styles. Each collection includes a sofa, loveseat, chair and ottoman, at popular price points.

• Beginning June 1, Broyhill's import leather and fabric upholstery lines will be supported with a new quick-ship, West Coast warehouse program. Mixable direct-container purchases also are available. The company also has an East Coast warehouse program.

• This product description was missing from the list of Aspenhome's Las Vegas Market introductions, which appeared on page 16 of the Jan. 25 issue:

• The Other Bedroom Concept of furniture for guest and vacant rooms expands the Centennial and Kensington collections. The collections have new twin and full-sized beds with optional storage in the footboards along with smaller nightstands, dressers with mirrors and chessers with mirrors.

• A story on page 74 of the Feb. 1 issue of Furniture/Today gave the incorrect retail price for Human Touch's new Acu-Touch 9500 massage chair. The new chair retails for $5,999.

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