Becka Chester and Ronald Y. Kim joined the Hilton Hotels Corporation this month as the new vice president of interior design, and vice president of managed development of the South Central Region of the U.S., respectively. Chester is responsible for... Read more.
September 23, 2004
The future sale of Donghia has been confirmed by Donghia and Rubelli of Venice, Italy spokespersons. Both companies are decorative fabric editors and suppliers. It is understood that Rubelli has signed a letter of intent to purchase Donghia, which has... Read more.
September 22, 2004
To celebrate its market share, Febeltex, the Belgian textile federation, and Export Flanders, the Belgian government's export promotion organization, are teaming up with London Fabric. Together they will be organizing a Belgian pavilion for the 2005 fair. The first quarter... Read more.
September 20, 2004
GENEMUIDEN, Holland – Paul de Jong, commercial director of Vadain International, a $75 million division of Vadain Holding here, has launched a collection of readymade bedding, curtains and accessories for the American market. "Vadain is well known in custom bedding... Read more.
September 6, 2004
MILAN, Italy—Para Spa, with an 80 million euro turnover has acquired an interest in a smaller mill, Arazzo, a yarn dyed jacquard upholstery manufacturer based in Vigliano Biellese (Biella), Italy. Para is owned by the Parravicini family. It is a... Read more.
September 3, 2004
WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI—-Hi-Tex Corp., owner of the Crypton brand has awarded its first European licensing agreement to Spandauer Velours based in Lichtenstein, Germany. Hi-Tex Corporation is a privately held company dedicated to creating and promoting usable technological advancements in the... Read more.
August 27, 2004
WINSTON-SALEM, North Carolina — Microfibres, Inc. a leading manufacturer and exporter of velvet fabrics, will introduce a new higher performance and higher style of nylon velvet at Decosit 2004, according to Anthony DiFoggio, director of marketing for the upholstery fabric... Read more.
August 27, 2004
