Most wall units and shelving systems can be customized to your finish of preference. This unit is an example of how you can customize and mix and match designs to suit your needs. The TV unit is available with either an oak veneer or in glossy or matt lacquered wood to match your living room decor as desired. This modern Italian style flat screen Plasma LCD TV Stands, hi-fi units, contemporary shelving units and Italian modern designer wall units to define your living room or bedroom interior. (more…)
Bazio, a division of Kinfine USA Inc., a worldwide manufacturer of furniture and accessories, announced today the introduction of a full line of furniture and stands for retail designed to hold a wide array of sizes of flat screen TVs and in-home multimedia systems.
“The market for flat screen TVs continues to grow exponentially,” noted Ken Auld, VP Sales for Bazio. “Many companies are rushing in to fill the demand for attractive furniture to hold large flat TV screens. The big difference is that we’re the factory for the largest line of contemporary furniture for all sizes of LCD and plasma screens. Our full selection will make it hard for competitors to match our product offering in design and pricing.” (more…)
HIGH POINT — With the flat-panel television boom showing no signs of fading, producers of entertainment furniture will have their showrooms fully stocked with new product at this week’s market.
Exhibitors say home entertainment is one of the few categories that has remained fairly robust during the furniture industry’s recent slump, and most believe the upward momentum still has at least another year or two to run.
They note that, despite the almost daily bombardment of ads from electronics stores and TV manufacturers, the majority of American households still don’t have a flat-panel set.
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When it comes to decorating a child’s room, bunk beds and beanbag chairs just don’t cut it anymore.
If giving Junior his own space wasn’t enough, it now must be furnished with the latest and greatest designs. Who’s behind this bedroom bedlam? An army of tiny Braticus Finches demanding better living conditions?
Try parents and grandparents who insist they deserve it and manufacturers happy to accommodate them. (more…)
Driving down U. S. Highway 71 Business, it’s hard to tell where Rogers ends and Bentonville begins. And with so much growth, very few original structures remain on South Walton Boulevard.
But hidden between the new banks, strip malls and towering hotels, three stone buildings are standing tall — a rocky reminder of Bentonville’s past.
Once hidden in an overgrowth of small trees and shrubs, the two stone houses at the corner of South Walton and L Street now resemble a French farmhouse surrounded by a vibrant old-world garden. (more…)
