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2. Dorm Company Corporation - Wikipedia

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   With total spending for college reaching $43.1 billion in 2015, college students are changing their dorm-room decor needs. [6] In recent years, college students are increasing the amount they spend on matching bedding , curtains , and other dorm-room supplies with an average of $126.30 per student being spent on dorm-room decor and dorm ...

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4. This is a Dorm Room Essential You Need on Your List, ASAP - AOL

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   Pura Smart Fragrance Diffuser. If your dorm building smells like someone has been living in it for 30 years, and they probably have, keeping some of your fave scents on hand is the perfect way to ...

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   He's a minimalist, so he didn't have a lot of clothes or extra furniture like his sister did. She brought a rug, chair, rolling cart with shelves, and all her art supplies. Once they were moved in ...

6. Virco - Wikipedia

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   This company was quite successful, initially providing custom nickel and chrome plating for furniture manufacturers. [6] By the mid-1930s, the company began to directly manufacture its own furniture from its factory on West Century Boulevard , producing dinette sets for restaurants and consumer homes, chrome-plated chairs for offices, and ...

7. Tara Eden Pearl - Wikipedia

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   Pearl's manufacturing innovations established Natural Design as "the leading futon and futon furniture supplier in the country." [5] [6] Her analytical approach to marketing was described and used as the subject of a problem in a college-level statistics text. [7] Her first retail store was located in Evanston, Illinois.