We use facial recognition traffic counters on our front doors to get as accurate of a count as possible of the people entering our furniture stores. It also captures a small image of each individual. A couple of years ago, we discovered that on more than 30 occasions, a particular
Noted economist David Wessel, speaking on a Home Furnishings Association Covid-19 Webinar July 2, forecast a slow recovery – but
More Sales = More Returns As retailers gear up for peak holiday season sales, it is important not to lose
Many furniture retailers in California were hit hard by business closings and other restrictions triggered by COVID-19 outbreaks. The last
With Preferred Lease, customers who are turned down for credit no longer need to leave empty handed. “We turn the
A bipartisan bill in Congress addresses a problem that has cost many Home Furnishings Association members thousands of dollars. It’s
Congress and the Trump administration are preparing another Covid-19 relief package. The Home Furnishings Association’s Washington representative, Chris Andresen, and government relations liaison Doug Clark
Everyone is trying to figure out what the “new normal” will look like when your stores reopen. What will recovery look like to you and
