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Timeless Table, a Modern Home Decor Store Unveils a Striking Judaica Collection, Blending Tradition, and Contemporary Design

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HOME DECOR

Elevating one’s dining experience with exquisite Judaica & Modern Home Decor, dinnerware & flatware sets.

Timeless Table, an upscale brick-and-mortar modern home décor store in the heart of Brooklyn, takes great pride in offering a wide range of modern exclusive home decor items that exude sophistication and style. Their curated selection is meticulously chosen to meet the discerning tastes of homeowners who appreciate contemporary aesthetics.

The company has built a strong reputation for providing customers with an exceptional shopping experience, offering a comprehensive range of exquisite and distinctive dinnerware sets, flatware sets, serve ware, bridal gifts registry, and more. With a commitment to exceptional customer service, they have become a go-to destination for those seeking to elevate their table settings and home decor.

Timeless Table is proud to announce its remarkable Judaica collection. With a perfect fusion of tradition and contemporary design, this collection offers customers a unique and elegant way to enhance their dining spaces and celebrate Jewish rituals.

“We are thrilled to introduce our customers to our exquisite Judaica collection,” said a company representative. “We aim to combine the timeless beauty of Judaica artistry with modern design elements, offering our customers a remarkable selection that seamlessly blends tradition and contemporary aesthetics.”

The Judaica collection at Timeless Table is a testament to the brand’s dedication to providing high-quality, durable, and visually appealing ceremonial art items for Jewish rituals. Customers can choose from an array of meticulously crafted pieces, including marble and glass challah boards, elegant challah covers, beautifully designed Havdalah sets, and lucite plaques featuring prayers such as Asher yatzar, Al hamichya, and Shema. Additionally, their lucite Birkat Hamazon sets, available in various colors, provide an easy-to-read and easy-to-clean solution, neatly organized in a clear lucite box.

“We believe that Judaica should not only serve its religious

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How a La Crosse home improvement company earned a 34-year record of craftsmanship and reliability

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HOME IMPROVEMENT






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The Board Store staff photo, circa 1978




Historic buildings on La Crosse’s north side have been home to The Board Store since 1978, when it opened as exactly that — a store that sold many species of hardwood lumber (boards) to carpenters. They soon expanded to building furniture, and then in 1989, when Miles Wilkins joined the company, began offering installed home improvements.

That history has made all the difference. The early years of fine craftsmanship and a decades long reputation for trustworthiness are what separate The Board Store from the pack.




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The Board Store, circa 1978




Owned by a local couple

In 2008, Miles Wilkins, an employee for many years, and his wife Lynn bought the company. Since then, they have produced an impressive track record.

The Board Store has consistently earned an A-plus Better Business Bureau rating and has garnered more than 2,000 reviews averaging 4.7 stars. Most impressive for this family business is their national recognition by Qualified Remodeler Magazine as a Top 500 Contractor since 1996.

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How have they achieved it?

“Since our founding, we’ve been committed to our core values — integrity, quality and honesty,” said Wilkins. “We have the best interests of our customers in mind and work hard to provide incredible value for their investment.”




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Miles Wilkins, owner of The Board Store




Focus on quality

In an industry that often leaves customers wondering not just if the installers will arrive on time — but if they’ll arrive at all — The Board Store not only meets, but frequently exceeds their customers’ expectations.

That’s because work — including electrical and plumbing — is done by the

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One of Tokyo’s Coolest Menswear Shops Just Opened a Store in London

Posted on By Maria J. Glover
FURNITURE

Bryceland’s, it could be said, is your favorite men’s store’s favorite men’s store. Since opening its original Tokyo location in 2016, the shop has earned a cult following among stylists, designers, retailers and other industry insiders drawn to its vintage-inspired designs and relationships with specialist makers.

In all that time Bryceland’s has remained an exclusively Eastern Hemisphere affair, with its second store established in Hong Kong in 2017. But the brand has gone west at last, with the opening of its latest store in London’s Marylebone neighborhood.

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Thanks to its online sales, Bryceland’s had already found a toehold in Great Britain and the Continent: co-founder Ethan Newton says that UK and EU sales have together accounted for about 20 percent of its overall business. He believes that a brick-and-mortar presence will help attract a broader range of clients from the UK and beyond.

“I think Europe should hopefully open that, and maybe get more customers coming in who are not necessarily from the rag trade but are in other industries,” he tells Robb Report.

It’s not difficult to see what drew menswear aficionados to Bryceland’s in the first place. Newton and his fellow cofounder Kenji Cheung are seasoned vintage collectors. This passion is realized across more than a half-dozen house labels that together represent a sort of alternate universe, one where Bryceland’s has been making the good stuff for decades.

For instance, the Cowboy Label draws on American western wear from the 1940s and ‘50s and includes the brand’s best-selling sawtooth western shirt. There’s Black Bean, whose Gurkha shorts, army chinos and safari jackets take inspiration from the sporting culture of the American Northeast (and Newton’s extensive collection of L.L. Bean catalogs). Bryce-Down, meanwhile, picks ups where the outerwear makers of the 1960s

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Herschel has opened its first Calgary store at Chinook Centre (PHOTOS)

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FURNITURE

Canadian company Herschel is opening its first Calgary store, and it looks amazing. The 1600 sq ft spot in Chinook is an absolute vibe.

The stunning new location that opened today blends Herschel’s classic design with the distinctive energy of Calgary. You’ll find dressing rooms clad in vibrant orange tile contrasted with light wood finishes, and an exterior facade featuring cedar shakes inspired by Calgary’s wildlife and natural surroundings.

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Herschel Co-Founder and Managing Director Lyndon Cormak says this is a full-circle moment for them.

“Calgary has been a great market for Herschel since the inception of the brand. It’s the town my brother and I grew up in, and Chinook Centre is where we shopped most frequently. In a way, it’s a bit of a homecoming.”

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Herschel Supply Co.

To further Herschel Supply’s ongoing commitment to supporting the arts, the brand has dedicated an area of the store to host its rotating Artist in Residence program, which features a different artist every six months.

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Herschel Supply Co.

The artists’ work will be complemented by the custom millwork and vintage furniture that make up this part of the store. The space will also be used to host community events throughout the year.

We know you’ve already started putting a mental shopping list together, so you should know the Chinook Centre store will offer a diverse selection of Herschel products, from its bestselling backpack collection to everyday essentials such as wallets and headwear. Its apparel line, Herschel Supply Uniform, will also be available, as well as the brand’s range of travel options, including luggage, duffles, and accessories.

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Herschel Supply Co.

The store was designed with a mix of old and new materials alongside artist features and items from journeys all over the world. It is a continuation of Herschel’s

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Ikea furniture store chain opens 2 pick-up locations in Upstate NY

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FURNITURE

Ikea is finally in Upstate New York — sort of.

The Swedish furniture store chain launched a new pick-up location for the Syracuse and Buffalo areas this month, according to its pick-up-location-syracuse/”website.

“We are excited to confirm that we’ve recently opened our Pick-Up Location in Liverpool, NY, which offers IKEA customers an option to purchase qualifying furniture orders online for a flat rate of $30 and pick them up closer to home,” the website says. “As IKEA U.S. continues its transformation journey to become more accessible by opening new customer meeting points in cities, we are excited to bring the IKEA experience closer to the Syracuse, NY community.”

The Syracuse Ikea pick-up location is located at 4530 Steelway Blvd South, Liverpool, N.Y. 13090, which is the same address as a Dunk & Bright Distribution Center off Morgan Road. Ikea orders will be available there for pickup Mondays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesdays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.; the warehouse is closed on Sundays, according to Ikea’s website.

Ikea says its pick-up locations are partner locations where qualifying online orders from ikea.com/”ikea.com can be picked up for a flat-rate fee of $30.

That would mean a savings for many customers in the region. A delivery of a $299 Ekedalen table would include a $45 shipping cost to Liverpool and a $1,999 Morabo couch would cost $99 to ship to Utica. Otherwise, shoppers would have to drive themselves to an Ikea location; the U.S. store closest to Syracuse is more than 200 miles away in Paramus, New Jersey.

Ikea now has 12 pick-up locations in the U.S., including a new one for the Buffalo area located at 2525 Walden Ave., Cheektowaga,

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Halloween Store officially open for the spooky season in Holland Township

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Located at 3530 W. Shore Drive in Holland Township, the Halloween Store opened its doors to customers Thursday, Sept. 1, following several weeks of set up by store employees.

HOLLAND TWP. — After the long Labor Day weekend, fall seems to be in the air. With that comes the annual opening of Holland’s Halloween Store.

Located at 3530 W. Shore Drive in Holland Township, the Halloween Store opened its doors to customers Thursday, Sept. 1, following several weeks of set up by store employees.

Kim Saviano, manager of the store, said the process starts in mid-August, setting up tables and displays — and it continues even after the store officially opens.

“We normally set up the store by category, often starting with the men’s and women’s costumes,” Saviano said. “We have a specific layout of how the store is supposed to look and that includes costumes and accessories. This year, we had a good majority of the store set up — so, once we had the cash registers up, we opened.”

Holland's Halloween Store is currently open 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays and noon-5 p.m. Sundays. Those hours will expand in the coming weeks.

What’s popular this year? Saviano and other employees said the hype depends on what’s hot in movie theaters and television shows. For children, Marvel costumes and princess costumes are always bestsellers, along with classics like Super Mario, witch costumes and cat costumes.

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For adults, costumes range from witches and cats all the way to Purge and Michael Meyers masks — plus more family-oriented costumes.

While the store is smaller than last year, when it was located in the former Art Van Furniture off Felch Street, customers can still find all their Halloween favorites — including realistic masks, costumes, accessories and more.

Spooky masks are a favorite for teens and adults at The Halloween Store in Holland.

The store has plenty of extra merchandise, which will be used for continuous restocking over the next few months.

“It’s definitely going to pick up as we head into October and I expect our staff to nearly double to serve customers,” Saviano said.

The store is currently open

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Treasures found at M&M’s Thriftporium on Main Street | Business

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HOME DECOR

When longtime friends Melanie Landholm and Meagan Johnson decided they were going to make their dream thrift store a reality, a friend in the business encouraged them to make it happen.

“We just jumped into it,” Johnson said.

After taking the friend’s advice to visit area thrift stores and get ideas, the pair later went home and “just started chicken scratch writing notes,” Johnson said.

As they brainstormed, a vision for their business began to take shape and they started looking for a physical location in town.

A storefront in West Point caught their eye at 208 Main St., near the intersection of East Grove Street and Main Street.

Formerly a bakery, the store had been vacant for about two years, so the duo contacted the landlord about renting the space.

The store just needed some cleaning and minor fix-ups. Landholm and Johnson gave the walls fresh coats of colorful paint, and said their husbands also helped them with fixing up the place.

“Our poor husbands both work 50 plus hours a week and then would come here [to help]. So they’re relieved that we’re open and running now,” Johnson laughed.

They were able to move in at the end of June this year.

The M&M logo on the front of their store, which Johnson created, represents their initials and displays their favorite colors — pink and teal — which are also incorporated throughout the store.

Inside, the main room displays a wide array of women’s and men’s clothing as well as racks of shoes. The store also offers plus-size and maternity clothing.

An adjacent room is dedicated to items for kids and babies from clothes, toys, books, games and more.

The duo said offering baby items like high chairs, exercise bouncers and strollers is a huge plus for parents

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Massmart starts shutting unviable Game stores

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FURNITURE

Massmart, subject to a full buyout offer from parent Walmart Inc, has begun shutting down unprofitable and unviable Game stores across the country.

In December 2021, it announced that it had identified an “initial” “15 stores subject to a possible sale”. This followed the re-lay of 114 Game stores in the country, allowing the retailer to compare sales trends and potential.

Eight stores are now in the process of being shut down. It has begun aggressive markdowns on all stock at these stores, game.co.za/cp/game-store-closures”listed on its website.

The stores being closed include Bel Air (Northriding), Greenstone and Mall of the South in Johannesburg, the Cape Town CBD one, the Ulundi and Westwood Mall outlets in KwaZulu-Natal, the Gilwell store in East London and Game in Hazyview.

With very limited exclusions, discounts of up to 40% are being offered on all stock, with the closing down sales beginning at the end of last month already. A letter to customers regarding limits on other discounts and promotions is dated 24 August.

Clothing, camping equipment, laptops/computers, furniture and toys are all marked down by 20%, hand tools, hardware, air conditioning and fans by 25%, while heaters, electric blankets and stationery are less than 40%. Currently, the minimum discount storewide is 10%.

Game vice president Andrew Stein this month confirmed to the media that 10 underperforming stores would be closed.

In one of the stores visited by Moneyweb, even shop fittings and fixtures will be sold. A sign asks interested parties to leave their details with store management.

Certain departments already have noticeably limited stock, with many instances of empty shelves that will not be restocked. The store in question had an oversupply of

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Longview furniture business evolves to reach 75th anniversary | Local News

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FURNITURE

KJ Gleason says he often considers his job of interior design consultant more akin to a design therapist. He sits down with clients and asks tough questions, and much like an actual therapist, the answers to those questions are often found “inside you” and just need to be pulled out, he says.

Gleason has been with Edelman Design since 2019, when he joined after entering into an agreement with owner Tom Edelman. At that time, the store was known as Edelman Furniture but has since changed its name and revamped its image.

November will mark the 75th anniversary of the store that has become a staple on West Marshall Avenue in Longview.

Edelman’s father and uncle, Ray and Howard Edelman, started in 1947 what was first known as Greggton Furniture Co.

The store was across the street from where it is now at 3413 W. Marshall Ave. in a building that’s now home to Greggton Antique Mall.

In 1962, the Edelman brothers built a new building across the street and renamed it Edelman’s Greggton Furniture.

In 1987, Tom Edelman took over the 10,000-square-foot building, and it eventually took the name Edelman Furniture until it changed in 2019.

Gleason said Edelman was considering closing the store when he met him.

“I knew that in its current iteration it would not succeed — it was a dying thing,” Gleason said. “So in order to breathe new life into it, we made it more design focused.”

When comparing interior design to what therapists do, Gleason said he wants to help customers find what they want and help them make decisions so that when they’re not in “the counselor’s presence” they can make those choices on their own.

“I teach people and I try to help them learn how to approach their project, their

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Lush opens Eco Concept Store in Adelaide

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FURNITURE
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British-based handmade cosmetics label Lush has launched its first concept store in Australia. 

The brand claims its Adelaide store uses “repurposed furniture alongside ethically sourced and durable materials,” adhering to the brand’s motto “Leave the world Lusher than we found it”.

Post-consumer waste from yoghurt pots and plastic packaging is used throughout the store concept, as well as energy-efficient LED lighting. 

“At Lush, we put sustainability and the ethical sourcing of materials at the forefront of not only the ingredients that go into our fresh handmade cosmetics, but also the design and construction of our beautiful and innovative stores,” said Amy Irvin, retail operations manager at Lush.

Along with the Spooky Refreshment Bar and items like the bath bomb, perfume, and shower gel, Lush also stocks its limited-edition Halloween collection at the new store.

In addition, the company encourages customers to return full-sized Lush plastic packaging to their neighbourhood Lush store for recycling as part of their fresh new packaging returns program. Customers will receive a $1 deposit to use toward their Lush basket for each piece of plastic from Lush that is returned.

Lush was established in 1995 with the purpose of offering beauty products that are environmentally friendly. It operates more than 900 stores across 48 markets.

The brand will also open another eco concept store in Melbourne on September 15th. It is located at Cnr La Trobe and Swanston Street, Melbourne Central.

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