Author, entrepreneur, and industry leader Michael K. Dugan, former president and CEO of Henredon Furniture Industries, died on Nov. 11. He was 83. As president of Henredon and co-founder of Jamestown ...

Check out John Sollo’s appraisal of 1955 Frank Lloyd Wright Heritage-Henredon furniture in LSU Rural Life Museum, Hour 1. Antiques Roadshow is available to stream on pbs.org and the free PBS App, ...

High Point, NC -- Furniture Brands International is blending its three high-end companies, Henredon Furniture, Drexel Heritage Furniture and Maitland-Smith, into one division that will be based in ...

MORGANTON, NC - Most of Henredon's flagship wood furniture plant, closed in late 2007, has been torn down to make way for a new Walmart Supercenter. The plant employed more than 500 people when ...

Mount Airy was dealt another economic blow Thursday afternoon when word came that Henredon Furniture will close, representing a loss of more than 100 jobs. The local plant on Mountain View Road off ...

DURHAM, N.C. — Industry veteran Michael K. Dugan, who co-founded Jamestown Sterling and served as president of Henredon for 17 years, died on Nov. 11. He was 83. After earning a degree in English ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. MOUNT AIRY, N.C. – Henredon Furniture, a ...

Known for her spirited take on traditional tassel-and-trim style, decorator Celerie Kemble has attracted a discerning clientele that includes such tastemakers as Tory Burch and Lela Rose. A ...

In two months, Henredon Furniture will be closing it doors and for the city of Mt. Airy the unemployment number doesn't seem to be improving anytime soon. WXII's Ericka Miller is in Mount Airy with ...

The Daphne awards — the American furniture industry’s equivalent of the Oscars and Emmys — are made each fall by the Hardwood Institute to furniture makers whose work demonstrates excellence of design ...

“The first antique I ever bought was an 18th-century chinoiserie armoire,” recalls Los Angeles decorator Mark D. Sikes, beloved for his crisp, quintessentially California interiors. “I found it 15 ...