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Furniture Industry News: Founded in 2003 by Sam and Kacie Malouf, the company started as a sleep accessory provider operating out of the couple’s college apartment.

Malouf Home is commemorating its 20-year anniversary this month. From the beginning, Malouf has been committed to improving people’s sleep.

Furniture Industry News: At Las Vegas Market, Malouf Home highlighted the latest upgrades to their adjustable bed bases, as well as new inventoried furniture under Salt Flat.

Mike Capron never felt comfortable until he settled west of the Pecos River.

In the hidden corners of Texas’ outback—in foresty swamp and shimmering desert—there are a few places that are still primeval.

The two men could be facing charges and fines, as it is illegal to drive off-road in the park.

Leon Thomas Warmuth was born into the depression in 1933 near the town of San Joaquin California, not far from Fresno. His dad, Otto, was a share cropper. His mother, Leona, picked cotton.  He was the fifth of six children and had three sisters and two brothers.  

The high-altitude route is one of the most spectacular — and inhospitable — on the planet.

Writer and filmmaker Oliver Horowitz spent a week in La Paz, Bolivia, at the end of its rainy season. He shares how he spent his days in the high-altitude city—from playing golf to exploring the salt flats to trying tons of restaurants.

Furniture Industry News: Malouf has refreshed the look and functionality of their adjustable bases to enhance the customer experience.