Moving forward with the STURDY Act
Companies are now preparing to meet new ASTM F2057-23 standard, which they say requires less weight and fewer changes to individual clothing storage units HIGH …
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Q&A with Doug Rozenboom, president of A.R.T., Jonathan Charles
Executive discusses how he sees success for the high-end furniture resource moving forward Doug Rozenboom, the new president of Jonathan Charles, recently spoke with Home …
A closer look at what’s driving interest in area rugs
Some 29% of households plan to buy an area rug between now and the end of June, with younger consumers representing a third of those …
Market moments: Here’s what resiliency looks like
During market, I had an opportunity to visit with Craig and Dylan Smith of Kith Furniture in their High Point showroom at 449 S. Wrenn …
A ‘gift to the furniture industry’
New American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame building offers many amenities for the industry, businesses and community HIGH POINT — This week’s grand opening of …
Inside the new American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame
HIGH POINT — Home News Now recently visited the just-completed headquarters for the American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame at 311 S. Hamilton St. in …
Inflation, inventory top list of key challenges for the industry
I’m writing this column while most of you are in market mode, either buying or selling home furnishings. So, while you are hard at it, …
High Point Market product preview
Fusion Designs’ Addison bedroom collection is a modern, solid-wood off-the-floor silhouette that is crafted in Brown Maple and finished in Harbor Gray. The collection consists …
Stakeholders applaud CPSC vote to accept ASTM F2057-23 as new furniture stability standard
Supporters include those who worked diligently on compromise that resulted in the passage of STURDY Act HIGH POINT — Various stakeholders applauded this week’s 3-1 …
CPSC votes 3-1 to accept updated ASTM F2057 as mandatory safety standard for clothing storage units
Vote follows hourlong discussion in which commissioner Richard Trumka touted why he supported the CPSC standard as opposed to STURDY WASHINGTON — With a three-to-one …
