Nourison
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History of Nourison company
Brothers Paul, Alex, and Stephen Peykar founded Nourison in New York City in 1980 after building a reputation in the retail flooring segment. Their knowledge about the challenges facing retailers involved with imports, helped them to establish a wholesale rug and carpet distribution process that could offer a proper level of service across the entire supply chain, all the way to the stocking dealer.[1]
Development Timeline
1980's
1980
- Nourison opens as importers and wholesalers of handknotted carpets
1982
- Introduces program hand knotted
1983
- Reinvents Chinese production - Releases the Classic 120 line
1987-1988
- Stock Market Crashes
1988-1991
- Birth of Persian designs created in China
1990's
1992-1994
- Creation of the 70 Radj, high quality silk and wool carpets
1994
- Nourison develops, invents, launches it's signature, patented Nourmak weave
1996-1999
- Perfects the art of the tufted carpet
1999
- Introduces the signature Nourison 2000 series, which becomes the decades best selling collection
2000's
2000
- Nourison enters the domestic novelty rug industry
2001
- Enters the machine made market - Introduces the Persian Empire line
2003
- Establishes it's first powerlooming manufacturing factory in China
2004
- Enters the broadloom world at the high end of the market
2005
- Releases the signature Heritage Hall Collection
2007
- Introduces the signature Nourison 3000 collection
2009
- Introduces the Manhattan and Silk Garden broadloom collections featuring revolutionary hand-embossing technique
2010
- Reinvents value priced products, mixing machine made construction with hand crafted finishes and details
Purpose
Nourison’s philosophy was that: “We created new merchandising possibilities with reliably programmed collections. We addressed the retailer’s greatest concerns: selection and timely delivery.”[2]
Collections of Nourison Rugs
Today, the company offers a comprehensive range of products across styles and price ranges, in both commercial and residential spaces:
- Signature collections of luxurious handmade rugs
- Prestigious designer lines featuring top brands in the home décor market
- Axeminster and Wilton broadloom carpets for both luxury and commercial spaces
- Quality affordable area rugs created on state-of-the-art power looms
- Modern, eclectic home accessories, including decorative pillows, throws, and accents
Online Shop
Please visit: https://www.nourison.com/dealer-locator#ShopOnline
Showroom
- HEADQUARTERS
Address: 5 Sampson Street, Saddle Brook, NJ 07663
Tel: 800-223-1110 (Outside NJ), 201-368-6900 (Inside NJ)
Fax: 201-368-0739
Email: info@nourison.com
- NEW YORK SHOWROOM
Address: 295 Fifth Avenue, Suite 518, Fifth floor, New York City, New York 10016
Tel: 212-545-1030
Fax: 201-368-0739
- ATLANTA SHOWROOM
Address: Atlanta Merchandise Mart, 240 Peachtree St. N.W., Space IL1,2
Atlanta, GA 30303
Tel: 404-584-7255
Fax: 201-450-0134
- LAS VEGAS SHOWROOM
Address: World Market Center, Building C, 455 S. Grand Central Pkwy Suite C112
Las Vegas, NV 89106
Tel: 702-454-2600
Fax: 201-450-0132
- HIGH POINT SHOWROOM
Address: International Home Furnishings Center (IHFC), 210 E. Commerce Avenue, InterHall, IH-10
High Point, NC 27260
Tel: 336-841-6900
Fax: 201-450-0140
- NOURISON EUROPE
Address: Freilagerstrasse 39, 8047 Zürich, Switzerland
Tel: (+41) 044 401 45 46/47, Omid Louie
Fax: (+41) 044 401 45 48
Email: Omid.Louie@nourison.com
Gallery
References
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