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  1. Pottery Barn accounted for 40.2% of Q1 net revenues, and West Elm is a brand within the company.
  2. Williams-Sonoma is leveraging the brand performance of its subsidiaries, Pottery Barn and West Elm, while Patrice Louvet serves as CEO of Ralph Lauren.

Williams-Sonoma is leveraging the brand performance of its subsidiaries, Pottery Barn and West Elm, while Patrice Louvet serves as CEO of Ralph Lauren.

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Williams-Sonoma is leveraging the brand performance of its subsidiaries, Pottery Barn and West Elm, while Patrice Louvet serves as CEO of Ralph Lauren.

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Williams-Sonoma is leveraging the brand performance of its subsidiaries, Pottery Barn and West Elm, while Patrice Louvet serves as CEO of Ralph Lauren. All 2 developments

Within Pottery Barn accounted for 40.2% of Q1 net revenues, and West Elm is a brand within the company.

The entities involved

  • Pottery Barn

    United States-based upscale home furnishing store chain

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  • Olive

    1988 television film directed by Stephen Wallace

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