IMAX Worldwide Home Expands, Moves to New Showroom Location in Dallas Market Center
Furniture World News Desk on
12/12/2018
IMAX Worldwide Home reports that it has moved to a new showroom at Dallas Market Center, located at World Trade Center 6-608, doubling its space and increasing its visibility. A ribbon cutting ceremony will take place at 11:30 am on Thursday, January 17th, officially kicking off the grand opening celebration with a cake and champagne reception.
“The expansion and relocation allows us to not only present our entire line, but also to tell the product stories through beautifully merchandised lifestyle vignettes and to showcase our curated trend collections. Our new showroom will provide an enhanced market experience for our customers,” said Al Bulak, President of IMAX Worldwide Home.
During winter market over 500 new products are being introduced including several new trend collections, and the launch of licensed line PGA TOUR with its debut collection, Mulligan. Also featured are two new home collections from Trisha Yearwood - Bluebird and Coffee Talk; and luxury lifestyle brand Nakasa introduces over 30 new products to an exclusive collection of furniture and home accents for high-design interiors.
“IMAX is celebrated for their selection of fashion-forward home décor and accessories from around the globe. We value their expansion at Dallas Market Center, which will bring more trends to the marketplace and is sure to exceed buyers’ expectations,” says Cindy Morris, President and CEO of Dallas Market Center.
About Imax Worldwide Home: IMAX sources home furnishings and accessories from 12 countries around the globe and is a leading supplier to the retail, e-commerce, wholesale, and hospitality industries. The corporate headquarters and 500,000 square foot state-of-the-art distribution center in Ontario, California house nearly 200 full-time employees. Additional sourcing, product development, and showroom facilities in the USA, India, and China truly make IMAX a global source. Dedicated design and product development teams strive for creativity, taste, and fashion trends – layering styles, periods, textures, and regions of the world – to create a visually delightful and meaningful environment.