innovation
With RevLoc from University Loft, Your College Lounge Cushions Stay Clean and Stay Put
When it comes to furniture in college libraries, student unions or residence hall lounges, which is worse: perpetually dirty furniture cushions or missing furniture cushions? Actually, neither is much fun to deal with, but thanks to the Solid Arm RevLoc Series furniture from University Loft Company, both problems can be a thing of the past. [...]
A Wave Chair Without the Mesh? Yes, You Can Get an Upholstered Back Cushion.
I’ve written before about the amazing Wave Chair from University Loft Company. You know, it’s that ultra-versatile 3-in-1 chair that’s taking college and university dorm rooms by storm. Why do we say it’s 3-in-1? Because University Loft’s Wave Chair is part study chair, part gaming rocker, and part laptop/notebook workstation. (See, I told ya it [...]
Out of Thin Air: University Loft Finds a New Way to Help You Be More Productive Without Taking Up Space
University Loft Company is no slacker when it comes to space utilization. After all, the company was founded more than a quarter century ago after James Jannetides was inspired to create space in his college dorm room by lofting his bed. Today, Jannetides and University Loft Company serve more than 1,200 college and university clients [...]
University Loft is On a Mission to Make Superior Student Dorm Room Furniture for a Better Residence Life Experience
Have you read the University Loft Company Mission Statement? Here it is (and then we’ll take a closer look): University Loft Company is committed to contributing to the economic growth of the local Community, the United States, and our team members by providing superior furniture at extremely competitive prices, with an unmatched level of customer service and satisfaction. Economic growth: [...]
James Jannetides and University Loft Commit to Always Learning, Always Innovating and Always Improving
If you know University Loft Company founder James Jannetides, you know that these aren’t just words; they are his promise: “We are always learning, always innovating, and always improving … our environment, our products, and our service. We are University Loft Company.” Frankly, the perpetual pursuit of better ways to serve the college and university [...]
Want the IKEA Effect Without Having to Build Your Own Furniture? Get University Loft in Your Dorm Room.
Have you heard about the IKEA Effect? According to Tulane University marketing professor Daniel Mochon, Michael Norton of Harvard and Dan Ariely of Duke, the IKEA Effect occurs when you attach more value to, and affection for, something you created…like furniture. For example, assemble an IKEA bookcase yourself and you’ll think it’s great. But is [...]
University Loft is Built on Innovation the Shark Tank “Sharks” Might Love
I love the TV Show “Shark Tank”. You know, the one where entrepreneurs and inventors hawk their ideas, products and businesses to the “Sharks”, those self-made millionaires who judge, advise, belittle and sometimes put their money behind the innovators. And whenever I watch the show, I am reminded of the original and continuing innovation of [...]
The Art and Science of College Dorm Room Furniture
Beyond keeping you all informed about University Loft and their amazing solid wood dorm and residence life furniture, I’m a pretty creative guy in other ways. I do graphic design, I’ve designed and built two homes, and remodeled two others. Now I’m taking up painting. The artistic kind, that is. Because I have a healthy [...]
What Would You Say If You Wrote a Letter to Your 18-Year Old Self?
As I’ve written these blog posts for University Loft Company, focusing mostly on the features and benefits of ULoft’s solid wood college dorm room furniture, I often think back to my days in the residence hall. “Oh, if I only knew then what I know now!” Ever think that? It can be a useful exercise [...]
The First Libraries Probably Could’ve Used a ULoft Furniture Makeover
I recently picked up The Book of Firsts, a compendium of, well, the first occurrences of thousands of things. I’ve dog-eared a few pages along the way, and one of the items that surprised me was the notation that the first libraries appeared circa 1700 B.C. in Babylonia. Since that significantly pre-dates the printing press, [...]
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