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Offered a la carte or in patio furniture sets, Summer Classics fine outdoor furniture is beautifully accessorized with our full line of patio umbrellas, and many options in alternative patio table tops like marble or granite stone and faux stone composites. Summer Classics outdoor furniture stands out. It is exciting and unexpected, timeless yet fashionable. At Summer Classics, our designers are inspired to create sophisticated products. We do this by combining traditional craftsmanship with innovative usage of diverse materials. In a disposable culture, this makes Summer Classics a purchase for generations. Our family has passionately designed and created outdoor furniture for over a quarter century. This sense of commitment moves us to continuously enhance what we do and delight our customers. View our latest catalog. Summer Classics Showcases Outdoor Style at Atlanta Market 2017AmericasMart marked the start of its 60th-anniversary season at its January Atlanta market with a record-breaking new-buyer attendance increase.
It was a vibe, which could be seen during the eight-day market in the 41,000-square foot Summer Classics showroom. “We’re continuing to see a trend where people want their outdoor spaces to be as comfortable as […] Summer Classics 2017 Atlanta Market PreviewOutdoor living continues to be an extension of the living spaces inside, and that’s what you’ll see when you visit the Summer Classics showroom at Atlanta Market January 10-17. The Summer Classics 2017 collection features simplified, modern design with stylish details. “In outdoor furniture, I see a definite trend towards lighter color frames in gray […] The 2017 Design Trends You’ll LoveWhile it may just seem like yesterday that we were celebrating the design trends of 2016, magazine editors have been planning and looking ahead to the great looks for 2017 for several months. Leslie Newsome Rascoe of Milieu, Ellen McGauley of Coastal Living, Erin Berg of Furniture Today, and Page Mullins of Country Living share some of the trends they […]
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Patio Sets See all Grilling & Outdoor Cooking See all Sheds & Outdoor Storage See all More Categories in Outdoor & Patio Patio Furniture Spring Cleaning Grilling & Outdoor Cooking Outdoor Play Outdoor Power Equipment Sheds & Outdoor Storage Spas & Saunas Lawn & Garden Outdoor Décor & Accents Outdoor Shades & Structures Fire Pits & HeatersYour online account has been created. TYLER, Texas (KETK) - UT Tyler officials confirmed the identity of a professor who was found dead on their campus Wednesday night. Tyler police said the body was found on campus, inside a vehicle. Preliminary reports indicate Dr. Ron Livingston died from natural causes."I saw him yesterday before his 4 o'clock class," said Dr. Paula Lundberg- Love, UT Tyler Professor of Psychology. "We were joking and laughing, talking about our football and fantasy football withdrawal."Dr. Lundberg-Love was chair for the search committee who found Dr. Livingston and her office was right next to his. The last words he said to her were "Have a good class."
"Ronnie was one of the most positive people I've ever known," she said. A leader in Psychology, Dr. Livingston published many books and articles."He wrote the book they used in the classroom. He was a hard worker and a consistent worker and that's what I learned from him is consistency is key," said Dr. Andrew Schmitt, UT Tyler Professor of Psychology. We were a good match. I'm a fair writer, but he taught me how to write research."To some of his students, he was more than just their teacher. "He was our anchor. His door was always open to his students," said Amy Jane Hagan-Kizzia. "He gave us guidance and wisdom. His passion for psychology and teaching were unsurpassed. He was a humble and gentle man and I'm so blessed to have been touched by his brilliance." Hagan-Kizzia was Dr. Livingston's student for two years and his teaching assistant for three. "We got sort of close when I would come in his office and be like 'help me with all this stuff that I don't know what I'm doing,'" laughed psychology major Kacey Hunkins, "He was amazing and we're going to miss him."