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From Home Furnishing Business
May 17,
2017 by Larry Thomas in Industry, Internet 
Adjustable bed producer Reverie has relaunched its online dealer portal, the Reverie Partner Network (RPN), to provide retail partners with a one-stop resource for product information, training materials and ready-to-print marketing collateral for store promotions.
May 16,
2017 by Larry Thomas in Executive Changes, Industry
Sandra Stangl, a longtime Williams-Sonoma executive and former president of its Pottery Barn brand, has been named president of new business development at RH (NYSE: RH), the retailer formerly known as Restoration Hardware.
May 16,
2017 by Larry Thomas in Advertising, Business Strategy, Industry
Mattress manufacturer King Koil is rolling out a rebranding initiative to give the company and its extensive licensing network a consistent marketing presence.
May 16,
2017 by Larry Thomas in Designer Weekly, Display, Industry, Special Events
Bunakara, a Portuguese resource for home furnishings and textiles, has teamed up with Life Designs LLC to open the Life Designs NYC Showroom for design professionals in New York City.
May 15,
2017 by Larry Thomas in Economic News, Industry
Furniture and bedding sales reached $24.16 billion in the first quarter, a 3% increase over the same quarter in 2016, according to new research from Impact Consulting Services, parent company of Home Furnishings Business.
May 15,
2017 by Larry Thomas in Business Strategy, Industry, Merchandising
Amazon is planning a bigger push into furniture and appliances with the construction of four large warehouses that will allow it to improve logistics and delivery of the bulky items and compete with the likes of Wayfair, according to a recent report by The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires.
May 15,
2017 by Larry Thomas in Business Strategy, Industry
Upholstery and case good resource Flexsteel Inds. (NASDAQ: FLXS) said it has reached tentative agreements with the city of Dubuque, Iowa, and Dubuque County on an incentive package that will allow the company to replace its factory in Dubuque.