A new home furnishings brand, CosmoLiving, has hit the marketplace with the core furniture product element developed by Dorel Home under a license from Hearst, which owns Cosmopolitan magazine, the basis for the label.
Dorel Industries posted a net loss in the second quarter with home division revenues down, while operating profit and net income slightly gained.
Dorel’s Ameriwood Home division is expanding its task-related home office furniture collections.
Dorel said its first quarter across its businesses was impacted by the Toys”R”Us bankruptcy.
Small space living remains a critical trend in the mass market furniture sector, as the evidence of introductions and featured products highlighted at the Spring High Point Market suggest.
Dorel’s Ameriwood Home division is exploring small space living as it gets ready for the Spring High Point Market.
Dorel Industries, under its Cosco brand, has developed new outdoor furniture in time for the International Home + Housewares Show.
SystemBuild, a brand of Dorel Industries’ Ameriwood Home division, is rolling out a new Latitude storage collection.
Dorel Industries’ Ameriwood Home division has responded to the consumer popularity of mid-century modern furniture with two new bedroom collections launching this month.
Dorel Industries has named Nicolas Duran president and CEO of its Dorel Juvenile division.
Dorel Industries’ third quarter performance was bolstered by its home operation, and the company continued to grow its online retail sales.
The Ameriwood Home division of Dorel Industries has debuted its new commercial office furniture line at the fall High Point Market.
Strong sales growth in Dorel Industries’ home division could not offset weaknesses in other segments during the second quarter.
Dorel’s home division boosted its overall first quarter performance, although a restructuring charge impacted earnings.
Dorel Industries has introduced a new name, a new logo and a new tag line to throw a fresh spotlight on its growing home furnishings business.
With e-commerce sales growing, Dorel Industries reorganized its home division in the fourth quarter, an operation that helped drive the company’s results over the course of the 2016 fiscal year.
Dorel continued to improve its results in the third quarter, with strong online sales for its home furnishing segments.
Ameriwood Industries introduced buyers at the Fall High Point Market to its new branding as Ameriwood Home, which included familiarizing them with its new approach to the business. This includes a diverse and dedicated application of design as well as a new juvenile product group, Little Seeds.
Dorel Industries is rebranding its Ameriwood Industries ready-to-assemble furniture operation and giving it a new name: Ameriwood Home.
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