The coronavirus pandemic and the ensuing shutdown of stores will have a direct impact on every furniture retailer’s bottom line this year. It will also affect how they manage their businesses moving into 2021. At a recent Home Furnishings Association COVID-19 live webinar, HFA members Peter Theran and Bobby Watson
The fire jumped over the highway and went straight up the mountainside, Julian Jeppe said Wednesday, recalling the harrowing experience of living through another natural disaster in Southern California. HFA members Jeppe and his wife, Dru, own Reeds Furniture, which has stores in Agoura Hills and Oxnard. The Woolsey Fire
You haven’t missed anything — and we’re still watching closely for you. While there have been no new developments since
For small and mid-sized furniture retailers in the U.S., the old rule “buy deep to get a better price” has
“We need to talk.” Those four words can be intimidating in any relationship. In family-run furniture businesses, they can feel
A 50-day study on furniture imports that could reshape the competitive landscape for U.S. retailers. While details remain limited, the
In retail today, delivery operations are not just a logistical necessity — they are a front-line component of customer satisfaction,
Developing Tomorrow’s Leaders Today The long-term success of every retail business depends on one thing: its people. Preparing the next generation of leaders isn’t
Navigating Leadership in a Family Business Stepping into greater responsibility within a family business comes with unique opportunities—and its own set of challenges. From
The long-term success of every retail business depends on one thing: its people. Preparing the next generation of leaders isn’t
MEMBER-ONLY DISCUSSION: Family Business Dynamics Connect with fellow HFA member retailers to exchange insights, challenges, and successes in navigating family
