Furniture Today Home Accents Today eWeekly April 1, 2008
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April 1, 2008
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  • Carolyn Kinder to license designs with Imax
    Imax Corporation has signed a licensing agreement with renowned designer Carolyn Kinder of Carolyn Kinder International. more » » » 
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  • Butler Specialty owner Burton Bergman dies
    Burton S. Bergman, an owner of accent furniture specialist Butler Specialty Co., has died. He was 76. more » » » 
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  • 7 W debuts temporary suites
    The Spring Tabletop Market at 7 W, set for April 9-13, will include a new element – the debut of the much- Market Suites. more » » » 
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  • California Gift Show joins Sustainable Furniture Council
    The California Gift Show has joined the Sustainable Furniture Council. more » » » 
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  • Meyda Lighting builds largest world’s largest free-hanging chandelier
    After more than eight months of design and planning, Meyda Lighting, a Meyda Tiffany Company and the nation's leading manufacturer and designer of Tiffany lamps and decorative lighting, is in the process of building the largest free-hanging chandelier in the world. more » » » 
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  • Designer Insight: Panelists weigh in on White House redesign
    believe it would be a great honor to be asked to help decorate the family quarters at the White House, and I would like to help Hillary Clinton for two reasons. One, she would be the first president who is female, plus she has a spouse who has already served and lived in the White House (oh, the stories that could be told…). more » » » 
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  • Top of Bed: Pattern Parade
    A striking array of graphic prints and patterns gets cozy with top-of-bed designs offering a funky lineup of anything-but-boring threads. Bold color combinations of navy and white, plum and mandarin, black and white, and orange and yellow keep even the most traditional motifs feeling fresh. more » » » 
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  • From Casual Living - Grilling schools boost stores’ bottom line, customer loyalty
    Barbecuing, as a hobby, has become all-consuming to many outdoor chefs, so it is no wonder they actively seek out classes where they can hone their skills. One of the first places they turn to perfect their grilling and smoking techniques is the retailer from whom they bought their grill. more » » » 
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