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Article: Avid Moths Invade My Humble Abode: A Life's Yarn Unraveled.(The City)
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- The New York Observer (New York, NY)
- Article date:
- November 28, 2005
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Byline: Sara Vilkomerson
On a recent cold and bleak Sunday afternoon-when by natural right I should have been curled up under a blanket at home-I instead found myself in the anxiety-provoking, brightly lit aisles of the Container Store on Sixth Avenue. It's not that I can't understand the allure of the store (though the cheery sign-"Life's More Fun When You're Organized!"-was doing little to improve my mood). The Container Store is more than a place to buy colorful pants hangers and stainless-steel toilet brushes. It's a place to buy-or at least imagine-a new life. A life where pasta, coffee, pretzels and cat food are decanted into cool glass jars; where bills ...
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Article: Equity firm buys Container Store.
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... ... Halkias Jul. 3--COPPELL -- The Container Store, one of Dallas' biggest entrepreneurial ... employee equity participation." "The Container Store will remain every bit as yummy, quirky ... partner at Leonard Green, donned the Container Store's famous blue apron over his business ...
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