200 N. Hamilton St. - 100, Floor 1 Shuttle Stop: 18 (Red Line) Neighborhood: Hamilton Wrenn Corporate Phone: 828.758.5571
Fairfield Chair Co.
Add to MyMarketAMERICAN-MADE & FAMILY-OWNED FOR 104 YEARS Since 1921, we’ve been experts in bench made upholstery. Each piece is handcrafted in the shadows of the Blue Ridge mountains in Lenoir, NC. Today, we offer upholstery and casegoods for the whole home. Our thoughtful collection spans from living to dining to bedroom, modern to classic & in stock to custom. In addition to serving America’s top retail, e-commerce, and to-the-trade clients, we are a leading resource for all categories of upholstery and casegoods within the commercial segment. We are experts in the senior living category and excel within contract, hospitality, country clubs, public spaces and education sectors. To learn more and experience our collection, please visit fairfieldchair.com.
The Opportunity Gap: Challenging Assumptions About Growth and Success
Educational Fairfield Chair Co., 200 N. Hamilton St., Floor 1 Neighborhood: Hamilton Wrenn North Shuttle Stop: 18 (Red Line)
Not every successful design business is built on million-dollar projects. In this conversation guided by Gail Doby, co-founder of Pearl Collective, panelists Christopher Todd, Heather Peterson, and Sara Malek Barney will challenge common misconceptions about what drives growth and profitability. Together, they'll explore how designers can leverage a range of opportunities, work strategically, and build sustainable businesses that support long-term success. - Hosted in Partnership with Revolution Fabrics
Speakers: Gail Doby, Christopher Todd, Heather Peterson, Sara Malek Barney
The Custom Advantage: Redefining Value and Luxury in an Era of Instant Gratification
Educational Fairfield Chair Co., 200 N. Hamilton St., Floor 1 Neighborhood: Hamilton Wrenn North Shuttle Stop: 18 (Red Line)
Join HPxD’s Managing Director, Jane Dagmi, as she sits down with Isabel Ladd, Jaque Bethke, and Jennifer Farrell to explore what "custom" actually means today. Together, they’ll discuss why custom is becoming an increasingly important part of the design process, how designers can effectively communicate its value, and how to manage client expectations in an era defined by speed, convenience, and instant gratification. - Hosted in Partnership with Revolution Fabrics
Speakers: Isabel Ladd, Jaque Bethke, Jennifer Farrell, Jane Dagmi