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By Anonymous SOFA EXPRESS EMBRACES THE NATIONS FIRST ALL “HOME FASHIONS” SHOPPING CENTER
Jeffersonville, OH - These two concepts together are just the ticket. Sofa Express is the largest tenant to sign a lease with Greg Boyle, president of The Boyle Group, a Malvern, PA-based development firm for the new HomeWorks in Jeffersonville, dedicated entirely to products for your home.
Sofa Express has signed on with the largest space HomeWorks has offered. A 30,000 square foot, anchor store. This store is slated to open October 1.
In 1959, Townsend Quinn and his wife, Jane, founded Sofa Express in Columbus, Ohio under the name Westgate Furniture. Sofa Express is unique among furniture stores in several ways. Among them: Merchandise is in stock for next day delivery on virtually every upholstered piece they display. These services, implemented in 1989, remain unique in the furniture world today and have resulted in Sofa Express becoming one of the fastest growing furniture stores in the country. Currently, Sofa Express has more then 55 stores in Ohio.
HomeWorks is the brain child of Gregory Boyle. This concept is felt to be timely because the American home is the #1 driver of the US economy according to the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC). This past week Lowe’s announced profits were up 23% and Home Depot followed with the announcement; their numbers are up by 12.7%. HomeWorks, is a 315,000 sq. ft. outdoor center that is totally dedicated to home related retailers in categories such as wallpaper, furniture, baby furniture, closets, appliances, gardening, sunrooms, bedding, picture frames and the list goes on. So, will Boyle’s “Value Driven Home Themed Shopping Venue” concept create a buzz and be the next big thing in retail? Based on the number of retailers who are flocking to get space at HomeWorks and the strength of the housing market, HomeWorks seems to be well positioned to satisfy a market that is hungry for a convenient, lifestyle-focused shopping experience.
The federal government has just disclosed that 1.8 million new homes were sold in the United States, in July. This number has not been equaled since 1986.
“With all the media support and phone calls we receive, look for more announcements in the coming days” remarked Melissa Freeman, Marketing Director for HomeWorks at their August 21, open house.
HomeWorks is located on Route 41 and Interstate 71, exit 69. For more information call 740-426-6991 or for leasing information the phone number at The Boyle Group is 800-513-2650.
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By Anonymous Newton, NC December 12 2003--Today Pavé Leather announced an exclusive restoration service for leather furniture. Owners of leather furniture can now restore richness and natural patina to their cherished leather furniture by using Pavé’s Leather Restoration Services. Their specialized and patented formulation cleans, protects, rejuvenates, conditions and preservers new and old leather furniture. Recognized as one of the best manufacturers of fine leather furniture worldwide, Pavé Leather has spent years developing a special formula that will restore the natural look, youthfulness and sheen to your favorite sofa, loveseat, chair or ottoman.
The restoration service will be available by appointment only through a limited number of selected cities such as Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Washington D.C., Miami and Las Vegas. All work will be done by hand and by trained leather conditioners. Appointments can be made at their toll free number at 1-(866)840-6200 or email them at customrestoration@paveleather.com.
Pavé leather is one of a handful of companies that manufacture custom made leather furniture with the best and finest raw material, making the furniture functional, comfortable, attractive, stylish and elegant.
At Pavé Leather customers can personalize their furniture by choosing colors, leathers, styles and configurations. “Pavé is one of the undisputed experts in custom made leather furniture” stated a leading fashion designer. “They use the best quality leathers in the world, combined with their state of the art technology and tailored foam results producing a product that distinguishes itself by its uniqueness and style. I just love their furniture.”
Pavé Leather is one of the worldwide leaders in fine leather furniture. The company offers a wide range of colors, styles, leathers and configurations for the custom made furniture market.
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By Lise Richards Maybe you’ve faced it before – a new house with an empty room or two. This room is just crying out for some furniture. So off you go to purchase a sofa you admire - then a chair. Or perhaps you purchase a full living room set complete with tables and rugs. With delivery a few weeks off you can just picture your living room (and not surprisingly, it looks just like the showroom). The delivery day arrives and you can’t wait to cut the tags off of your new furnishings. You may have to position the sofa a few times to get it just so, but all in all, you’re pretty satisfied – until you notice there’s no art on the wall. And so you decide to buy some art that matches the sofa. I cringe a little while I write this, but in reality that is how many of us choose art. In fact, little confession, I still have art in my house that I bought because the frames matched!
If you have also considered buying art in an afterthought, you’re not alone. We have all been taught that accessories finish off a room. In fact, if you’ve ever watched a design show, you’ll notice that some professional designers decide on the art once fabric, furniture and rugs have been selected. So maybe we’ve all been brainwashed to believe that filling our space with art doesn’t require much planning – just the ability to carry a swatch of fabric to a store. Well, just for a moment, I’d like you to think about your art and why you might acquire it sooner rather than later.
Art inspires creativity. First choose art that appeals to you, and then let your furniture and accessory purchases be influenced by the art you have selected. This shift in viewpoint allows for freedom of expression. Through the process of seeking out new art, and finding something you’d like to live with, you open your mind to all the new possibilities. Perhaps an abstract piece of art inspires you to consider an eclectic collection of furniture instead of a uniform suite. Maybe art with cool beach tones allows you to consider that slip covered furniture with a nautical appeal. Or a tropical print encourages you to use a hand-painted floorcloth in vivid hues in your new artistically inspired room.
Consider also the structural elements in your room. Many living areas have unique architectural details that historically have been used to display important art. By only focusing on furniture placement or accessorizing, you may lose sight of some of your home’s great details. If the architectural details are not what they once were, before you rip it out, liven it up. Apply a mosaic design or faux finish to your fireplace surround. When you’re thinking about changing things break out of the familiar and experiment with your creativity.
For some creative inspiration, find the nearest child. Generally, young children are much more free to express themselves than some adults, and when it comes to design, I can say from experience that they’ll have their own unique opinions on what goes in their rooms. Take a cue from your child’s artwork when you design their rooms. This way they are more inclined to love it when you’re done. Gather together several of their favorite paintings or sketches, and note their favorite color, or emerging themes. You can copy these same themes through painted fabric, a wall mural, unique stained glass for the window, a floorcloth or even a quilted wall hanging. Don’t forget to frame and hang the original artwork that inspired their new design.
So set out to design your living spaces with art as forethought. You will appreciate the art for what it adds to the overall project as well as the positive feeling you experience when you see it. And then you may begin to wonder why you ever tried to buy art that matches that pillow with the odd purple color. Happy art collecting!
About the Author
Lise Richards is an Artistic Lifestylist and owner of The Creativity Center, Inc and Red Door Gallery. Her Artistic Lifestyling program helps all people live more creatively in artistically designed spaces. Visit the company online at www.ArtisticLifestyling.com
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