Williams is Waverly''s New President
New York - F. Schumacher & Co. has announced the appointment of Dale Williams as president of the Waverly Lifestyle Group. Williams will report directly to Gerald Puschel, president and CEO of F. Schumacher & Co. and will head all aspects of… Read more.April 4, 2002
Michaels Resigns From Waverly
New York - Christiane Michaels, president and general manager of Waverly, has left the company to join Bath & Body Works, a division of Intimate Brands, a company of Limited Inc., where she will serve in the newly created position of president… Read more.December 7, 2001
New CEO Excited to Join Bomar
Lake Worth, FL (USA) - Decorative trimmings manufacturer Bomar Industries has named Nimi Natan as chief executive officer and president. "I am excited to join a proven team and a great company," Natan said. "Its growth since its founding 12… Read more.December 7, 2001
Mongiello Named COO
White Plains, NY (USA) - Patrick Mongiello was named president and chief operating officer of Brunschwig & Fils, the century-old firm noted for its fine quality decorative fabrics, wallpapers, trimmings, upholstered furniture, tables and lamps.… Read more.December 7, 2001
DuPont Home Textiles Announces Two Appointments
Wilmington, DE (USA) -DuPont has selected two employees to join the Home Textiles business group within the newly created DuPont Apparel and Textile Sciences division, the company announced. Larry Fink will fill the position of technical service… Read more.December 7, 2001
Landau Sets Upscale Course at Brewster Wallcoverings
Firm Continues Growth With New Products, Expanded Distribution, Alliance With Folia Randolph, MA (USA) - Brewster's newly appointed vice president of product development Mike Landau is bullish about the company's future. In an industry that… Read more.December 7, 2001
Thread of an Idea
Paris, FranceMarie-Odile Verrier and Sylvie Tastemain organize the Expofil Yarn Fair in France (3-5 December). Beginning soon, they said, Expofil will develop new home furnishings fabrics for the first time from yarn supplied by their exhibitors.… Read more.December 7, 2001
Thayer Coggin Courts Modern Market With Classic Designs
HIGH POINT – Consider this: It is the 1950s when playing it safe with mid-priced traditional and colonial upholstery means you will most likely succeed in the home furnishings industry; but, taking a chance on – say – higher-end… Read more.September 20, 2001
