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Expanded Dallas Market Center Showrooms Debut

By Home Furnishings Business in on May 8, 2012 Dallas Market Center announced that several of its showrooms will debut expanded spaces during the June 20-26 Dallas Total Home & Gift Market.

"Leading up to June Markets, showrooms are investing in their business and continued success by adding additional space," said Cindy Morris, COO, Dallas Market Center. "Expansions are a win-win for both attendees and showrooms- more square footage means more products available for buyers."

DEMDACO recently expanded to 11,000 square feet in Trade Mart (TM) 1-1418. DEMDACO offers a wide range of product categories from decorative accessories to holiday, featuring lines such as Nat and Jules, Silvestri, Kelly Rae Roberts Collection and Willow Tree.

"We're very excited to expand our Dallas showroom allowing us additional room to show existing lines and present even more new products," said Trish Church Podlasek, director of marketing communications, DEMDACO. "The addition of a bank of windows along the main pathway provides more visibility from the outside creating a greater line of sight directly into the showroom. This expansion gives show-goers a bigger, more inviting view."

Studio A, located in World Trade Center (WTC) 6-6078, doubled its square footage. The showroom is owned by Global Views (WTC 6-608) and offers products in categories ranging from candles, decorative accessories, and furniture, to mirrors, pillows, and more.

"We are thrilled to enlarge our Studio A showroom," said Frederick Rayner, COO, Global Views. "A greater presence at Dallas Market Center will allow Studio A to expand with new product introductions and for the showroom to be more vignette oriented. The new space is adjacent to Global Views offering customers a convenient shopping experience of the sister companies."

French Laundry Home (WTC 6-6272) expanded and relocated to the textile neighborhood on the WTC 6th floor. Texas Tango, an anchor in The Range, expanded in WTC 6-6262. Reliant Ribbon Corp. (WTC 3-308) more than doubled its showroom for the June Market.


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