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October, 2011 |
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When the project was commissioned, the client agreed that the result was to produce honest reproductions. One of the features of this project was the finish. We needed to recreate a historically appropriate finish that would continue its maturing process similarly to the finish of the original chairs. ![]() |
Furniture Today has published a general report of the 2010 consumer buying trends survey. The report revealed that bedding was the top selling product followed by seating. This was the retail sector, which may not always reflect trends with Interior Designers, have you experienced this trend among your clients, and has there been a preference for custom versus manufactured? I have mostly experienced the opposite, given the fact that most of our
clients want exclusive pieces. We do a great deal of custom pieces including
theater seating, lounge seating, dining and casual seating as well as
custom bedding and custom beds.
Physically Fit A blend of large scale comfort, luxury and technology transforms a lower level room into customized home theater. This theater was designed and built in modular units to conquer the challenges of narrow stairways and openings. Designed by Cinematronix,
Inc.
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