Furniture Today - February 25, 2002

A former nostalgia oak shop, Capaccio Bros. Furniture has transformed itself into a specialty store that deserves special attention. In addition to nearly doubling the store's size in a recent expansion, Capaccio Bros. is noteworthy because of its Victorian hotel motif and the unstinting devotion to quality details throughout the store.

• News
• Eaton's fading into history
• NHFA conference will delve into problem solving
• Thai mart boasts 100 showrooms
• Vernon to head Burdines home
• Sears Canada's big plans
• Mexican mfrs. feel heat from Chinese
• Use of Internet keeps growing
• Natuzzi receives ISO certification
• College-oriented site makes grade in e-biz
• Hughes launches Kiss Upholstery
• Ikea Canada plans second Montreal store
• U.S., Canada ramping up efforts in Mexican market
• Universal opts for luxury home display at Expo Mueble to target upscale stores
• Obituaries
• Obituaries

• People Today
• Serta elects 2002 board
• People on the Move
• Peole on the Move

• Bedding Today
• Warning: A few storms could be on horizon

• Store Openings
• Ontario store installs Ekornes gallery
• Lazarus store adds Stearns & Foster
• Shunk Furniture opens Broyhill gallery

• Opinion Today
• We welcome back Retail Ideas, so send us yours
• Would a unified voice stimulate more business?
• Signs of life in U.S. fiber community

• Special Report
• Tommy Bahama puts 'wow' in model home
• Mathis Bros. throws Tommy Bahama event
• Retail Report
• Stickley returns to roots at retail
• Product Report
• Producers spice up BR groups
• Retail Ideas
• Sleep smarts sell sharp
• What women want
• Bedding sales tips from the pros
• Sales savvy
• Community service is a win-win
• Show your stuff
• Furniture Express: Scoring with single source
• The right mix
• Bedding retail goes upscale
• Oskar Huber: Targeting the bedding opportunity

• Up Front
• Carson's to introduce first case goods in April
• World of Sleep to shut down
• Lexington tailors ads, events to support 'Year of Timberlake'
• Tupelo busy at opening
• Vegas releases four tenant names
• Madison Square wins Monticello license
• Expressions promotes Shuford to president
• Kittle's promotes Durkott, Easter as Kittle makes time for politics
• Thiman new Palliser design guru
• Clayton in Spring Air sales post
• Cahners takes Reed name, logo

• Business Today
• RAC earnings up 10.2% in 4Q
• Leon's 4Q sales, income rise
• Leaner Culp posts profit in latest qtr.
• Masco '01 sales up 15.4%; RTA struggles
• Guilford Mills has until March 29 to restructure