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February 21, 2024
Furniture Industry News: Registration is now open for the second annual Summer Casual Market Atlanta -- with nearly 170 permanent showrooms and temporary exhibits and an expanded slate of events and education – July 15 – 18, 2024, at AmericasMart Atlanta.
January 8, 2024
Meet Suzanne Tick, a 2023 Interior Design Hall of Fame inductee, who wears many hats: weaver, textile designer, and innovative entrepreneur.
December 19, 2023
Furniture Industry News: The casual and outdoor category at AmericasMart Atlanta, welcomes 16 showroom updates in time for the January 16-22, 2024, Atlanta Market.
July 14, 2023
Over the course of four decades in business, Skyline Design has rebranded, grown its team of personnel, added to its product and manufacturing capabilities and amped up its philanthropical efforts.
October 17, 2022
Furniture Industry News: The company will feature new collections by Pelican Reef, Panama Jack Outdoor/Sunroom, Skyline Design, and its newest brand- Rainbow Outdoor.
September 14, 2022
As the trade show industry continues full speed ahead into the post-pandemic era, exhibiting companies are making their return to the showfloor, resuming their live marketing programs in an effort to reestablish a brand presence among their competitors. But while many exhibitors may wish to freshen their showfloor image with new or improved trade show booths, intense budget constraints are forcing companies to get uber-creative.
September 14, 2022
As the trade show industry continues full speed ahead into the post-pandemic era, exhibiting companies are making their return to the showfloor, resuming their live marketing programs in an effort to reestablish a brand presence among their competitors. But while many exhibitors may wish to freshen their showfloor image with new or improved trade show booths, intense budget constraints are forcing companies to get uber-creative.