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Visit our display on the top floor at SAMS at the High Point Market | The World's Home for Home Furnishings

We worked late last night getting all of the models displayed... come see us today at the High Point Market | The World's Home for Home Furnishings Design on High Point Market at the SAMS 3rd floor

Groovystuff visits Industries of the Blind | Casual Living Reclaimed Teak manufacturer works to bridge gap between organization and residential furniture sector

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Interior Design Students Get Groovy with Light Design This fall, Interior Design juniors in Professor Abimbola Asojo’s IDES 3612 Lighting Design class were given the chance to shine in the Groovystuff Ambient Lighting Challenge. Based in Texas, Groovy…

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Architecture Students Present at World’s Largest Home Furnishings Industry Trade Show Interior architecture and architecture students recently participated in the High Point Market, one of the world's largest home furnishings industry trade shows.

Our first official board meeting for The University & Veterans Hall of Innovation & Job Creation will take on Thursday, October 20 in High Point. We are looking forward to all of us getting together for the first time in the furniture capital of the world at the High Point Market | The World's Home for Home Furnishings

Marywood University interior architecture and architecture students participating in “The Groovystuff by Design: Connecting Education with Industry Challenge,” during the summer academic session, include, from left: Melissa Paulus, Jake Amendola, Shelby Van Horn, Brittany Golas, Stephen Garrison (assistant professor of interior architecture/design) Emily Pieshefski and Joshua Berman.

The University Hall of Innovation & Job Creation,” foundation of Groovystuff, a not-for-profit company that takes a breakthrough approach to the nurturing of home furnishings design talent, in partnership with leading U.S. colleges and universities, sponsors the initiative. Students demonstrate sustainability through an eco-friendly furniture design challenge.

The Marywood students will debut their final design projects at the Las Vegas World Market, July 31-Aug. 1, and at the fall High Point Market in High Point, North Carolina, Oct. 22-26.

Click here to support MUSOA Furniture Design Trip to NC by Joseph Amendola Marywood University School of Architecture's  residential furniture class needs your help! For nearly two months of class, students have designed fantastic pieces of furniture from recyclable materials to be put on display at the High Point design convention in North Carolina. We need your help g...

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