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Casual & Outdoor Expands
at Las Vegas Market

Monday, May 2, 2016

Las Vegas Market today announced that commitments from Napoleon Grills, North America’s largest privately-owned manufacturer of gourmet gas and charcoal grills, and Casual Classics Furniture Group, a nationwide casual furniture buying group, have fueled category momentum for Casual and Outdoor at Las Vegas Market. Casual/Outdoor will mark its one-year anniversary at the Summer 2016 Las Vegas Market, July 31-August 4, with two near-capacity floors devoted to the category augmented by a series of outdoor-specific programming for buyers and suppliers.

“The casual offering at Las Vegas Market is growing, the organizers have done an outstanding job at attracting some of the greatest names in the outdoor industry,” said Buzz Homsy, director, Casual Classics. “A lot of casual buyers, especially out west, are starting to come to this market in addition to the large number of furniture buyers already attending.”

“Last summer’s launch of C12 and C13 was a home run,” said Scott Eckman, executive vice president, Marketing and Furniture Leasing for International Market Centers (IMC).  “Buyers appreciated the ability to shop two contiguous floors dedicated to Casual and Outdoor in permanent and temporary spaces. They liked what they saw. This summer, we’re giving them even more to choose from, with new tenants and the addition of complementary categories such as grills – a great fit with outdoor that continues to see high demand.”

Napoleon Grills, North America’s largest privately-owned manufacturer of quality wood and gas fireplaces, gourmet gas and charcoal grills and outdoor living products will debut at Las Vegas Market in a new 1,194-sq. ft. exhibit space on C13. Napoleon joins some 30+ Casual and Outdoor temporary exhibitors showcased on C13, including C.R Plastic Products, Campania International, Hello-Suns, Meadow Décor, Somers Furniture and TK Classics. 

Together, floors C12 and C13 present some 250,000 sq. ft. dedicated exclusively to everything trending in the outdoor category.

On the retail side, Casual Classics, a nationwide casual furniture buying group representing 250+ retail outlets in the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada, will bring its members to Market to network, learn and shop a fresh selection of the newest outdoor and casual products available. The 100 percent member-owned group represents more than $22 million in combined wholesale volumes.

In addition to a growing representation for the category, Summer Market features dedicated programming for casual, including keynote presentations, the financial impact of adding casual to your merchandising mix, outdoor merchandising and product demonstrations, floor parties and more. Las Vegas Market is the leading furniture, home decor and gift marketplace in the western U.S., presenting 2,900+ gift, home décor and furniture resources in an unrivaled market destination.

Las Vegas Market features thousands of gift, furniture and home décor lines, allowing for cross-category commerce among these industries. Summer 2016 Las Vegas Market runs July 31-August 4. 

About Las Vegas Market and International Market Centers, L.P.

Las Vegas Market is the most comprehensive furniture, home décor and gift market in the United States, presenting a unique cross-section of 2,900+ resources in an unrivaled market destination. With two markets each year, retailers and designers can shop a broad assortment of product from thousands of manufacturers of furniture, mattress, lighting, decorative accessories, floor coverings, home textiles, tabletop, general gift and more – delivering the most complete, cross-category wholesale tradeshow for the furniture, home décor and gift industries in the United States.

www.lasvegasmarket.com

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