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Where's my sofa? A foam shortage is leading to delays and higher prices on furniture, RVs, more Paul Davidson, USA TODAY 3 product shortages that may be hard to find over the summer from the wake of COVID-19 Replay Video Still waiting for that sofa you bought in January? Or boat? Or RV? Or refrigerator? Or house? Want to know why? A nationwide foam shortage has compounded supply chain bottlenecks and delayed product deliveries in myriad industries, including furniture, mattresses, autos, boats, recreational vehicles, appliances, building construction and steelmaking. Foam is t...

Design News, Delivered —xx, your friends at Business of Home PPP loan forgiveness requirements are rolled back, the foam shortage is here to stay, and more PPP loan forgiveness requirements are rolled back, the foam shortage is here to stay, and more This week in design, Gen Z is using TikTok to turn their rug-making hobbies into full-fledged businesses, while a new hotel in Edinburgh, Scotland, brings unsavory comparisons for the city’s disgruntled residents. Whatever comes next, stay in the know with our weekly roundup of headlines, launches and events, recommended read...

The first spring High Point Market of the pandemic era arrived Saturday with the home furnishings industry riding an unexpected and very welcomed boom in consumer demand.

Print Building rendering. The grand opening of the American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame permanent building is scheduled for 2023.   HIGH POINT, N.C. - Close to $2 million in donations have been provided recently to the American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame for its building fund. The grand opening of the permanent Hall of Fame building is targeted for 2023. Most recently, a $250,000 gift was received from Neil and Robin Goldberg for the Tribute Wall, in honor of the people behind Raymour & Flanigan, the nation’s seventh-largest retailer based in Liverpool, New York. “As we transition...

Furniture World Magazine By Bill Napier and Ed Tashjian on 1/23/2021 PointCounterpoint Ed says that he's never been more positive. Bill issues dire warnings and advises retailers and brands to batten down the hatches!   Editor’s Note: Editor’s Note: Here's more from Furniture World's point/counterpoint duo Bill Napier and Ed Tashjian who have debated numerous topics in the pages of Furniture World. See all of their commentary here.   POINT: Ed Tashjian 11 Reasons To Be Optimistic I have never been more optim...