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Featured stories bring you interesting content from the past few days curated by Home News Now.
Blog: Remember what your furniture store is really selling
R&A Marketing’s Kevin Doran encourages us to reset and remember it’s all about service By Kevin Doran Take a step outside your store. Turn around …
Primo’s line with HGTV’s Good Bones star gets “excellent” marks in Las Vegas
The whole-home importer soft-launched Two Chicks Home by Mina with sofas in a box and a mattress line; more upholstery, bedding, dining and area rugs …
Blog: 7 takeaways from Las Vegas Market
With more showrooms open than last summer, a new Expo facility housing temporary exhibits and a nice uptick in traffic, physical markets found their legs …
March furniture store sale surge from pandemic lows
Sales soared 46.8% YOY, topping e-commerce gains WASHINGTON — March sales for U.S. furniture and home furnishings stores roared back from last year’s lockdown lows, …
Room & Board hiring 200+, expanding warehouse capacity
The Top 100 retailer of American-made modern home furnishings preps for growth beyond the pandemic rush MINNEAPOLIS — While Room & Board has had to …
Business check-in with Rooms To Go
Business has been booming for the Top 100 company, but CEO Jeff Seaman doesn’t expect the party to last much longer SEFFNER, Fla — If …
A new day at Gardner-White
The Detroit furniture store chain broadens its assortment in wake of a market shakeup and pandemic disruption AUBURN HILL, Mich. — The Detroit market has …
Supply chain disruptions paralyzing U.S. furniture production, ops
Stanley pauses all U.S. operations, Hancock & Moore, Wesley Hall halt production for a week HIGH POINT — Shock waves from a host of supply …
Blog: Readers respond to independents’ “losing” battle
HIGH POINT— Forbes contributor Pam Danziger’s article on how independent home furnishings retailers are losing the battle to “the big and the virtual,” struck a …
