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With the rise of contemporary stainless steel and plastic accessories/dish-ware, Pewter (once the domestic equivalent to stainless steel) quickly began to fall by the wayside. Whether it be pewter jugs, pots, plates or candleholders, consumers quickly began to swap out … Continue reading →

For all of our superstitious followers, thirteen is a notoriously unlucky number. However these two home decor trends for 2013 promise nothing but style and good luck to all of those who dare to dabble! The new year is a … Continue reading →

Indaba Trading has been spotted in Retail News January/February issue! If Summer isn’t already on your mind I don’t blame you, but this issue is bubbling with ‘Refreshing Ideas’, cool new products, hot new trends, and sizzling promo ideas to … Continue reading →

There is only a few weeks left until the CGTA Toronto Gift Show (January 27-31, 2013), where retailers will have the opportunity to see, touch and feel Indaba’s beautiful Spring 2013 Collection. With each coming day bringing us closer to … Continue reading →

If your family is anything like mine, you probably know just how stressful last minute Christmas shopping can be. While others start purchasing gifts at the start of November, I always seem to find myself scouring local stores a few … Continue reading →

For those of you attending the CGTA Toronto trade show this weekend, we’re pleased to give you a small preview of our new Spring 2013 collection. And here are some décor trend ideas we have for you for the Spring … Continue reading →

In the current Retail News, the magazine featured several of Indaba’s Christmas/Holiday decor and ornaments in their holiday gift buying guide. Stay warm and cozy in our luxurious red and white reindeer throw, add some animal instincts to your home … Continue reading →

With all this talk of Spring 2012 and the Indaba booking program, I started to forget that before April showers and May flowers, we still have a long stretch of winter endure. Lucky for us, the cold, blustery months of … Continue reading →