DOVR Media releases 1st Furniture Demand Index survey
NEW YORK — In the second quarter of this year, consumers shopping for home furnishings were most interested in whole room packages, an increase of …
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Sunpan adds new decor category
TORONTO — Global furniture brand Sunpan is launching a decor category this summer that brings sculptures, vases, barware and decorative objects into a portfolio long defined by design-led furniture and accents. The new category is a natural extension …
Gorman’s Home Furnishings & Interior Design to consolidate operations
Retailer is closing its Troy and Southfield, Michigan, showrooms and will keep open its Novi showroom and Farmington Hills 3-day Clearance Center and warehouse FARMINGTON …
Interlude Home names Sean McFadden executive vice president
He previously worked as co-vice president of sales alongside Jessica Norby, who remains vice president of sales TRUMBULL, Conn. — Upholstery and occasional furniture resource …
Canadian furniture producers respond to threat of 50% tariffs
Some are considering strategic moves to lessen the impact, although the answers on how to navigate such a high rate are unclear WASHINGTON — The …
Why the Las Vegas Market matters
As the summer Las Vegas Market kicks off, retailers, suppliers and manufacturers will gather for conversations that can’t be replicated online LAS VEGAS — This …
See new and trending products coming to Las Vegas Market
Get ready for Las Vegas Market by checking out some of the new and trending products exhibitors are bringing this summer. Meridian Furniture’s Cedar velvet …
Furniture of America to launch 300 SKUs at Las Vegas Market
The introductions mainly cover dining, upholstery, youth furniture and bedding LAS VEGAS — At this week’s Las Vegas Market, Furniture of America is launching 300 …
July homebuilder confidence falters
Factors influencing the results include regulatory pressures on the industry, interest rate levels and materials costs WASHINGTON — Builder confidence fell in July as the …
USTR announces 10% to 12.5% tariffs on 60 countries with alleged ties to forced labor
Editor’s note: Home News Now is publishing this statement directly from the website of the office of the United States Trade Representative. According to various …
