Wallcovering Changes: Arthouse CEO Paul Mullan Sees Distribution Channels Shift And Sales Up 15%

 
FRANKFURT—Wallcovering distribution is changing from do-it-yourself to lifestyle-discount-department stores (B&M, The Range, Dunelin and Wickes) as well as online retailers: Wayfair, Amazon, and Ebay. This is the opinion of Paul Mullan, CEO of Arthouse, a wallcovering converter based in Lancashire, U.K. Mullan says his business was up 10-15% in 2019 and he expects similar results for 2020. Certainly, that’s good...

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