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RUG SOURCE BOOK 2001.

M&M Design International 443 Park Ave. S., 2nd Floor New York, N.Y. 10016 Phone: (212) 726-0015 Fax: (212) 726-0025 Web Site: Mandmgallery.com Contact: Mark Karimzadeh, president Products Offered: machine-made area rugs, woven, handmade area rugs, hand-knotted, hand-tufted/hand-hooked and

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Rug trailblazing: Shaw makes inroads in new directions.(Shaw Rugs)(Company Profile)

DALTON, Ga. -- Shaw Rugs is aiming to create a new channel for rug retailing in the outlet malls of America, part of a plan to double its retail rug business. According to Don Whitfield, vice president of Shaw Industries' rug division, the outlet mall stores, called Rug Decor, are part of a

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'Rug Hooking' a stimulating tale Readfield woman's scholarly volume sees significant Maine role in craft's history

Mildred Cole Peladeau of Readfield has been on a mission to delve into the history of rug hooking in Maine. Her quest has resulted in her book, "Rug Hooking in Maine: 1838-1940." The book is a scholarly, readable and satisfying account of a craft - some would say, art - still popular after all

Publication: Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME

The rug source book 2008.

ABBYSON 20701 Nordhoff St. Chatsworth, Calif. 91311 Phone: (818) 534-3400 Web Site: abbysen.com Contact: Yavar Rafieha, vice president of marketing Products Offered: hand-knotted, handwoven, hand-tufted area rugs ABRAHAM MOHEBAB & SON 40 E. 34th St., Suite 608 New York, N.Y. 10016 Phone: (212)

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RUG SOURCE BOOK 2005, CONTINUED.(Directory)

G-H G.A. Gertmenian & Sons 1130 W. Second St. Los Angeles, Calif. 90012 Phone: (213) 250-7777 or (800) 874-1236 Fax: (213) 250-7776 Contact: Pete Gertmenian, partner Products Offered: hand-knotted, hand-tufted, hand-hooked and handwoven area rugs, bath and accent rugs, doormats Gallery Atige

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Rug makers see retail growth.(Supplement)

Rug manufacturers have a finely-tuned sense for new profit opportunities and new marketing adventures, and they know the small-rug business offers both. Most of the new players in the small-rug game have little or no interest in muscling in on the turf of the traditional bath rug business. For the

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RUG CUSHIONS OFFER NON-SLIP SALES.

UNDERLAY MAKERS CREATE SPECIALIZED PRODUCTS TO GRAB LARGER MARKET NEW YORK-In the business of underlay, manufacturers are always looking for ways to keep the market moving forward with new products while keeping sales on the rise. According to some manufacturers, there are several ways to reach

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Rug lines mix it up at textiles show. (New York Home Textiles Market)(Hitting the Floor in N.Y.)

NEW YORKThe distinction between accent and area rugs is disappearing. One look at a showroom used to tell anyone which market a supplier pursued, the area rug or the accent and bath business. But styles, sizes and uses are coming together under one roof now, and old lines are being crossed. The

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