The Window Shading Association of Australia (WSAA) and Boston Publishing publisher of Window Furnishings Australia (WFA) magazine, have entered into an exciting new partnership. This collaboration represents a significant step forward for the Australian window shading/furnishings industry, fostering stronger connections and providing opportunities for industry growth, collaboration, and representation.
By formalising this partnership, WSAA becomes the Official Partner of WFA, and in turn, the... READ MORE
Two key players in the window furnishings retail sector share their trade secrets on the marketing and merchandising smarts that make a brand stand out.
NORMAN Norman’s take on retail marketing and merchandising draws on a range of approaches, from... READ MORE
Energy efficient products continue to gain ground in the Australian market, where rising energy costs and climate impacts are increasingly front of mind for end-users. WFA reports.
Ricky Richards With summer at its height, Ricky Richards is promoting Outlook’s climate beating benefits... READ MORE
Earlier this year, to comply with requests from a large number of customers, Louvolite launched a collection of A5 swatches of its most popular patterned and textured fabrics.
The A5 swatches offer a number of new and innovative features. “First and foremost, they... READ MORE
As more Australians move to country and semi-rural areas for a better lifestyle, and our urban sprawl takes homeowners closer to bushfire prone areas, protection from bushfires has become increasingly important in Australia.
CW Products has created a specialty line of FireSafe Bushfire Rated Roller Shutters, specifically designed... READ MORE
Peter Meyer of Blinds by Peter Meyer (BBPM) has announced his resignation from the board of the Window Shading Association of Australia (WSAA) formerly the Blind Manufacturers’ Association of Australia (BMAA).
In a letter shared with WFA, Meyer confirmed: “It is with deep sorrow that I... READ MORE
The recent rebrand to the Window Shading Association of Australia - formerly the Blind Manufacturers Association of Australia - is off to a great start, according to Ziptrak.
Led by CEO Wesley Fawaz, WSAA is bringing together industry experts to shape the future.... READ MORE
