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Making a Place
Author: Doug Virtue
Can a Chair Make a Place? In the case of our 9000 Series, the answer might be yes. Last summer, my wife and I were at a birthday party in California’s eastern Sierra. The caterer had acquired some Virco 9000’s from a local school where the chairs had been in service for over 40 years....
Author: Doug Virtue

Furniture Myths

When you’re looking for new furniture, you can get a lot of confusing advice. You can also find a variety of price points for similar products. And with so much of our shopping done online now, you don’t always have the luxury of touching, lifting, sitting, or generally judging the quality of a piece, but…

Designed to Fit Your Lifestyle

Whether we are renting our first apartment, buying our first home, or downsizing to lead a less complicated life, the furniture we choose impacts the space we live in and how we live in it. For instance, having low profile and comfortable seating may help utilize a room in different ways. Our Lorren Chair with…

Distance Learning on the Spectrum: Setting Up for Success

Author: Megan Knapp

The abrupt shift to distance learning left many families, children, educators and administrators uneasy during an uncertain time. With drastic changes in routines, loss of social connections to friends and teachers, and an immediate need to cope with an ever-changing reality; individuals on the autism spectrum may need additional support navigating their new world of…

Author: Megan Knapp

Times Like These…

Work Life Balance During the COVID-19 Pandemic Giana and her husband live in Southern California and have a seven-year-old daughter who is in the first grade. TLJ: Giana, if you think back to a year ago, what did an average work day look like for you? GR: Usually: Up by 7am Breakfast with our daughter…

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