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D&WC March 2001


Special Features

MARKET TRENDS: FABRIC THEMES FOR NEXT SEASON
Consumer participation will continue the merger between past and present.

COVER STORY: THE WINNER IS...
Anything is possible at Fabric Place.
by Howard Shingle, photography by Steve Marsel

FLASHBACK: CHALLENGE . . . GOOD NEWS—BAD NEWS
by Dr. William A. Shurcliff

CONTINUING EDUCATION WORKSHOP: AUTOMATION: HOW ARE YOU IN CONTROL?
Confident recommendations come from knowing features, benefits and limitations.
by Robert W. Collett

Product & Design

DESIGN SOLUTIONS: DOOR PRIZE
Facing the French door dilemma.
by Sharon L. Anderson

DESIGN PERSPECTIVES: THE SOFT LIFE
Help clients make an intimate connection with fabric.
by Karla J. Nielson, Allied ASID, WCAA

PORTFOLIO: SENSUOUS FABRICS
Fabrics are essential to creating the emotion and personality of an interior.
by Vicky Hyla, graphic design by Diane Tinsley

INTERIOR FASHION FOCUS: THE ESSENTIAL GLASS COMPLEMENT
Window film comes out of the dark ages.
by Virginia L. Kubler

Business Issues

WINDOW TREATMENT ADVERTISING: THE DECISION TO DO DIRECTORY ADVERTISING
Will a standard listing or advertisement be enough?
by John J. Lichty

WORKROOM OPERATIONS: WORKROOMS AND WEB SITES
Should a drapery workroom have its own Web site?
by Kitty Stein

ONLINE: USING THE NET TO TRAVEL THE REAL WORLD
Online services can help you book that next flight.
by Reid Goldsborough

GUEST EDITORIAL: RUNNING YOUR BUSINESS PROFITABLY
Common sense does not go far enough.
by Linda W. Lee, CPA

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