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Umbra to open T.O. store
February 10, 2007
Umbra has announced it will open a 7000-square-foot, two-storey retail concept store in Toronto this spring.
Known as a worldwide leader in contemporary home products, Umbra's roster includes garbage cans, picture frames, window treatments, kitchenware, tabletop accessories, decorative hardware and furniture.
According to a press release, the store, to be located at 165 John St., "will be wrapped in translucent pink cladding, creating a beacon-like glow," while the interior will be "sleek, minimal and white."
Umbra was founded in 1979 by boyhood friends Les Mandelbaum and Paul Rowan.
Umbra products are sold at more than 25,000 retailers in more than 75 countries.
www.thestar.com/Life/article/178833
February 10, 2007
Umbra has announced it will open a 7000-square-foot, two-storey retail concept store in Toronto this spring.
Known as a worldwide leader in contemporary home products, Umbra's roster includes garbage cans, picture frames, window treatments, kitchenware, tabletop accessories, decorative hardware and furniture.
According to a press release, the store, to be located at 165 John St., "will be wrapped in translucent pink cladding, creating a beacon-like glow," while the interior will be "sleek, minimal and white."
Umbra was founded in 1979 by boyhood friends Les Mandelbaum and Paul Rowan.
Umbra products are sold at more than 25,000 retailers in more than 75 countries.
www.thestar.com/Life/article/178833