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UL is Expanding Its Safety Mission.
There is a growing need to better understand human health and environmental risks associated
with exposure to chemicals used in products. It’s a complex challenge, but in assuring safe living
and working environments, UL is taking leadership steps toward safety convergence. This mission
addresses human health and environmental concerns without compromising established fire,
electrical, and casualty performance of products.
→ Open summits on topics like Furniture Flammability / Human Health / Chemicals of Concern
→ Scientific research on emerging issues and technologies for knowledge and new insights
→ Stakeholder engagement through education, scientific communication, and dialogue
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Find resources and information you need at
www.sustainablefurnishings.org
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SFC’s Sustainable Style Progressive Breakfast Tour
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CEU-104621 | Monday, October 19 | 8:30am–11pm | American Leather Showroom, Showplace 5000
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This tour starts with a 20 minute presentation where we’ll arm you with information you need to know to make sustainable choices
for your clients. Then we will progress through SFC member showrooms, American Leather,
Copeland Furniture and Jaipur Rugs, learning their eco-stores and enjoying a
progressive breakfast along the way. FREE EVENT! .1ceu. Sponsored by:
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Join Design Campus Live and Phillips Collection
at Fall High Point Market for a CEU Presentation.
Enjoy a fun cocktail party immediately
following the event!
Oct 16–20
9am–5pm
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Happy Hour with SFC
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networking event open to all market attendees.
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Susan Inglis, Executive Director of Sustainable
Furnishings Council, teaches you how to reduce
expense and environmental footprint in residential installations and in
commercial operations, with many tips and tricks for lighting and cooling,
plus best choices in materials like wall paint, window treatments, flooring,
and carpeting. .1ceu
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SFC’s Designing Green Interiors
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Kristin Drohan & Susan Inglis provide a comprehensive primer on the
construction of upholstery from frames to fabric. Kristin’s master
craftsmen demo authentic upholstery techniques and Susan adds her
insight on the choices in materials and construction that ensure a healthy
environment, inside and out. You’ll walk away
with the skill set to compare, contrast and
differentiate the levels of upholstery for your
clients. .1ceu
Oct 17 | 4-6pm | 525 N Wrenn
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The Designer’s Guide to Upholstery Anatomy
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Dr. Marilyn Black, VP at UL and Greenguard founder,
Dr. Steve Kerber, Director of UL’s Firefighter Safety
Institute and Dr. Debra Harris, discuss with Steve
Freeman of Room & Board the results of innovative
furniture research designed to scientifically evaluate
how consumers can be exposed to harmful chemicals in their home
furnishings. Announced at an SFC event last fall, the research
provides valuable data to help specifiers with strategies to select safer
materials and manufacturing alternatives. FREE breakfast!
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Tuesday, Oct 20 | 8:30–9:30am
Suites at Market Square, First floor seminar room
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This popular 6-hour exam course was developed in conjunction with the
Sustainable Furnishings Council and is the most comprehensive green
furnishings training program available, providing designers and other
specifiers with the knowledge and credentials to differentiate themselves as experts in sustainability. Earn 6 CE hours (GBCI) and .6 W CEUs
(IDCEC) Box lunch will be provided.
Join us live:
Dallas Market Center
Nov 19 | 9am–5pm
Denver Design District, hosted by Hoff Miller
Nov 23 | 9am–5pm
Or Online at your leisure!
Register at www.sustainablefurnishings.org
or call 252-368-1098
Visit SFC
Suites at Market Street | 1-1049
Join SFC
Support our Cause
Saturday, Oct 18 | 5–7pm | IHFC D335
Browse their new showroom of unique designs
and learn why they joined SFC.
Promoting healthy environments inside and out
Receive Benefits
and Recognition
1. IHFC, 210 E Commerce
Selamat Designs
Nourison Industries
Kathy Ireland Home
Pacific Green
Europe 2 You
District Eight
Tritter Feefer Collection
Nathan Anthony Furn.
Phillips Collection
Fairmont Design
Vaughan-Bassett Furn.
Somerton Dwelling
Loloi Rugs
Eugene Stoltzfus Furn.
Company C
Classic Home
Creative Elegance
BDI
G. Romano Inc
Lazar Furniture
Ekornes
Gat Creek
Simply Amish
Omnia Leather Furn.
West Bros Furniture
Durham Furniture
Jeffan International
Steven Shell
Leftbank Art
Wish Designs
Gus* Design Group
Greenington LLC
Calligaris
Elite Leather Co.
Norwalk Furniture
Currey & Co
IH004
IH101
IH101
IH509 IH510 IH212
IH302
IH411 C202
C867
C1000
C1156
D320
D335 D431
D443
D508
D523
D704
D817
D820
D1020
D1102
D1141
D1144
G1082
H232
H238
H304
H403
H512
H517
H524
H1104
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M110
2. Showplace, 211 E Commerce 7. Commerce & Design (C&D),
201 w. commerce
Rowe Furniture
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5B
Bramble Company
1550, 1650
Brentwood Classics Limited
Camaflexi/Ecoflex Furn.
2118
8. 220 elm
Home Trends & Design
2400
Cresent Fine Furniture
201
Jaipur
3300
Surya4100
9. 200 steele
American Leather
5000
Harden Furniture Inc
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Copeland Furniture
5100
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Cambridge Mills
3. Plaza Suites, 317 W High Ave
10. 200 N. HAMILTON
Impact Consulting/
Alexander Julian
Furniture Core
1-527, #18 & 19
Jonathan Charles
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North American Home Furnishings
Vi-Spring Luxury Beds
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Association-NAHFA
1-527
Jaipur Home
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11. 242 N Hamilton
4. Radio Bldg, 164 S Main
Lorts
Ecosus Sleep Systems
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12. 310 N. HAMILTONNEW BUILDING
5. Market Square, 317 W High ave
S-106
Taylor Burke Home
Safavieh
117, 120, 121
13. 311 Richardson
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McCreary Modern Kravet Furniture
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Libeco
14. 525 N Wrenn
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Crypton Inc
The Barry Dixon Collection
6. Suites at Market Square,
Tomlinson/Erwin-Lambeth 305 W High Ave.
15. 333 N HAMILTON
Peninsula Home G-2001
Abner Henry Fine Furniture
Three Coins Cast
G-3033
G-7025
John Strauss Furniture 16. 319 N HAMILTON
1-616
Oriana’s Design Finder
Baker Furniture
Sustainable Furnishings
1-1049
Council
17. 311 N HAMILTON
The Joe Ruggiero Collection
18. 301 N Hamilton
Vanguard Furniture Co Inc The Tom Filicia Collection
19. 319 E Grimes Ave
Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams
20. 827 HermAn Court,
Rubberwood USA
21. Mill Village, 1014 Mill Ave
Cisco Brothers Corp 22. 610 W Green
Huntington House Inc 23. 116 S Lindsay
E. J. Victor
24. 100 S Lindsay
Lee Industries
The Old Wood Co
25. 415 W High Ave
Red Egg
26. 401 W. ENGLISH RD
Patagonia Legacy at Paul Robert
27. 225 N Elm
Stickley Furniture
= new location