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Furniture Today - May 29, 2006
Cover Story
Metal mastery
Metal bed vendors struck a chord with retailers at the April High Point market with new finishes, styles and price points. The enhanced selection affords many options for buyers — covering a broad spectrum of style tastes and budgetary sensibilities — seeking to spruce up their sales floors this spring and summer.
- Special Report
- Conference Report
- Post: Stores face 'distinction or extinction'
- HFIA members share tips on best practices
- The outlook for bedding
- FR feature proves tough benefit to sell
- Grid2's Roberts outlines rules for winning displays
- Tempur-Pedic's success spawns new competition
- Sommer: 'No limit' idea applies to bedding
- Retail trainer Wolinski discusses benefits of consultative selling
- Research shows market potential of Generations X, Y
- Top 100 Report
- How the Top 100 report is compiled
- Bedding majors post healthy 15.8% gain
- Ashley leads single-source networks to best sales and store growth in '05
- Who's who among the leading stores
- Furniture Today's Top 100 Furniture Stores
- Furniture stores to watch
- Fashion Report
- Behind the Design
- Mattress Retailing 101
- Two sales veterans share views on how to succeed
- Bedding Today
- Editor's Desk
- People Today
- People on the Move
- People on the Move
- Insider's View
- Opinion Today
- ICFF spreading its commercial wings
- A few lessons $5,000 rugs could teach us
- Letters to the Editor
- Letters to the Editor
- News
- CDS Solutions installs first Retail 6 system
- Intercontinental Brazil honored as exporter
- RiversEdge expanding East Coast facility
- Turner set to service new N.C. Ashley stores
- Robinson & Robinson gets kudos for new wood line
- Jordan joins Loftgoods
- Proposte show again keys on design, new technology
- Hans Vlessing to open second domestic Daewoo warehouse
- Scoperta attendance up 22%
- Chicago dealer plans 5 Thomasville stores
- Williams-Sonoma's 1Q revenues rise 10.2%
- Leon's 1Q net income up 28%
- Cost Plus same-store sales dip 4.3%
- BMTC Group 1Q sales increase 8.6%
- Valspar 2Q net income soars 22%
- CIT Group acquires major Europe factoring operation
- Creative-Oakwood merger: Unity provides edge
- Guangdong show sees attendance jump 17.5%
- Former Flat Rock president pleads guilty to bribery charge
- Techcraft buys Gusdorf
- Claude Gable to close
- Contemporary shines at ICFF
- Lilly group sets turnkey FR program
- Registration software gets positive feedback
- IHFRA group aids members in Louisiana
- Fagnidi debuts collection of African-inspired furniture
- Tribuzio-Hilliard going to Vegas
- Hong Kong Furniture Fair to debut in Oct.
- Decorize to develop Jamie Drake line
- Røyset named president of Hjellegjerde
- Magnussen eyes warehouse expansion
- Leggett & Platt promotes two
- Badcock targets converts
- Ikea sets Orlando store in 2007
- FMG members elect Schewel president
- Hendricks consolidating in High Point
- Rooms To Go installs Dell PCs for point of sale
- Sears Canada moving toward privatization
- Bassett enhances galleries
- F/T to honor Blumkins at Leadership Conference
- Furniture First receives Wells Fargo award
- U.S. court affirms Dimplex $12.4M patent judgment
- AICO Office expands line with bars, fireplaces
- Decosit, DecoContract shows to merge
- Comfor-Pedic opening facilities in N.C., Iowa
- Illinois ASID chapter sets up speaker's bureau
- Peachtree to open flexible factory in China
- Federated freestanding home stores on hold for now, says CEO Lundgren
- Lane to keep Bauer line
- Buying groups facing challenges in Canada
- Upholstery maker Mastercraft closes down
- Whitewood promotes two execs
- Champ Car entry could put Sealy in winner's circle
- Sealy's teen-age driver focused on getting better
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