The Southwest Flooring Market, Adleta Winter Product Show, and dealer meetings for Shaw Floors and BPI converge at the Loews Arlington campus January 8-9, 2025, despite challenging weather forecasts.
Emser Tile introduces Enhance, a luxury tile collection led by Carly Ghodsian, daughter of one of the company's founders. The brand features innovative designs, including illuminated safety tiles and designer patterns, with more collections planned for 2025.
For 2025, the independent dealer and contractor alliances are expanding technology partnerships and supplier relationships while developing new website solutions for members.
What do flooring retailers have to look forward to in 2025 to grow their business? Jeff Meadows, president of residential sales, discusses the company's strategic focus on domestic production, luxury products, and builder partnerships amid challenging market conditions.
Pacific Northwest-based Contract Furnishings Mart continues its strategic growth with new showroom locations in Salem, Oregon, and Scottsdale, Arizona. The wholesale flooring company, known for its relationship-based business model and extensive product selection, plans further expansion in the Phoenix metro area to mirror its successful multi-location approach in Seattle and Portland.
As we look ahead to 2025, home design is taking a decisive turn toward warmth, personality, and lived-in luxury. From nature-inspired tones to curves, the coming year promises to transform how we think about our living spaces. Here's a look at the trends set to define home design in 2025.
Floors & More promotes Vinnie Virga Jr. from vice president to president and Kevin Levitsky from director to vice president, effective January 2025. Virga Jr., who drove 63% membership growth since 2019, aims to lead the group's expansion to 200+ locations by 2029.
AHF Products will implement a 5-8% price increase on most of its hard surface flooring solutions across all brands, effective on orders and shipments on or after January 13, 2025. Rising costs of raw materials, insurance premiums, and freight drive this increase.