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D&WC April 2001

Special Features

MARKET TRENDS: TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTION FOR FUTURE HOMES
IFDA forecasts home automation will alter home design by 2020.

TECHNOLOGY FOCUS: FLEXIBLE FLYER
Giving retailers and fabricators a competitive edge.
by Howard Shingle, photography by Andrew Wagner

TECHNOLOGY FOCUS: SOURCING FABRIC ON THE NET
Hunter Douglas Group launches Tapestria.com.

SPECIAL REPORT: SLIPCOVER PROS JOIN THE TECHNOLOGY AGE
A vision to network with other professionals leads to an online and offline community.
by Karen Erickson

FLASHBACK: A REALLY GREAT SHOW
Expo '83 draws rave reviews from both exhibitors and trade.

Product & Design

DESIGN SOLUTIONS: DIFFICULT WINDOW, BUSY ROOM
Dressing up a difficult window will have a dramatic impact on a room.
by Sharon L. Anderson

DESIGN PERSPECTIVES: ENVIRONMENTAL BUZZ
Emphasize environmental sustainability to create interiors that are enduring and endearing.
by Karla J. Nielson, Allied Member ASID, WCAA

PORTFOLIO: ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES
Interiors can offer sophisticated, but natural-looking and natural-feeling designs.
by Victoria Hyla, graphic design by Diane Tinsley

SPECIAL REPORT: SHEER COORDINATION
Hunter Douglas announces winners of its Counterparts On Parade contest.
by Hillery Meier and Sarah Narowetz

Business Issues

WORKROOM OPERATIONS: MAKING YOUR WORKROOM HEALTHY
It's not just for mass-production companies!
by Kitty Stein, WCAA

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT: LOW-COST, HIGH-RETURN PROMOTION
Offer your customers some great reading material.
by Tom Shay

ONLINE: MAKING A NAME FOR YOURSELF ON THE WEB
Becoming master of your domain has gotten a little easier.
by Reid Goldsborough

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