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Welcome
Welcome to LuxeHome
™
, the world’s largest collection of luxury bou-
tiques for home building and renovation, at The Merchandise Mart.
Conveniently located on the first floor, LuxeHome is home to 29
boutiques and the Design Resource Center, an exhibition area that
displays elegant industry products created by hundreds of manufac-
turers. Everything beautiful, LuxeHome is a living portfolio of all the
best that kitchen and bath has to offer for the luxury home.
It is my pleasure to welcome you to The Merchandise Mart, recognized as the epicenter of
high design, luxury goods and home to many retail businesses and offices.
Experience the latest trends and cutting-edge products in beautiful
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year. Our customers, their clients and the community are an important part of everything we
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the LuxeHome Collection
design studios,
as well.
designers and architecture firms that offer custom goods
and professional services as a bulwark against conformity and are the only things keeping
our country from subsuming to the effects of generic branding. They also contribute untold
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Main Street thriving in small towns, growing in the suburbs and redeveloping our cities. Their
vitality leads to a stab
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At MMPI, we are committed to creating sustainable environments in the properties we
manage and the commMerchandise Mart Properunities wties, e serInc. v(MMPI)e. We build with materials from renewable sources; we
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public transportation and bicycling as an alternative to wasteful consumption of fossil fuels.
I would like to thank the thousands of design professionals, retailers, consumers and others
who work in this building every day for your contributions to the revitalization of our
communities and the recovery of our economy.
Sincerely,
Christopher G. Kennedy Katherine Flaherty
PrChristopher esident, Kennedy
Vice President,
MMPI
President,
Building Products
MMPI
and Special Projects
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