Ken Rash founded his namesake casual furnishings business in Memphis in 1970. His daughter, Lawrie, followed in his footsteps and started working in the store at the eager age of 14. In 1991, Lawrie’s father provided her with the exciting opportunity to open a store in Little Rock. Lawrie has showcased both her store and her talent by participating in every Symphony Designer House and Build for the Cure Idea House since the store opened.
Since families are spending more time at home these days and paying attention to spending their money wisely, the Ken Rash team prides itself on providing customers with products that are durable and long lasting. And especially in Arkansas, where outdoor living and entertaining are prevalent throughout the year, Ken Rash has become the go-to source for anyone who wants to outfit both their indoor and outdoor spaces in style.
Areas Served and Business Details
The business proudly serves Little Rock & Surrounding Areas. The business name is Ken Rash's Arkansas, and it can be contacted at (501) 663-1818. The address is Little Rock, Arkansas 72212, United States.
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Community and Business Transitions
The old Ken Rash’s Outdoor Furniture building in Little Rock has been sitting vacant for a while, but will soon take on a new life when CMW Marketing + Creative moves into the space. CMW chairman emeritus Frank Cox told AMP, “It’s a big deal for us. We like the location.” Cox said the building, located at 7214 Cantrell Road, is in the process of being renovated. The team plans to move there sometime in January. Currently, CMW is located at 3700 Kavanaugh Boulevard.
CMW President and CEO Frank Holmes Cox III took to social media to say the following about the move: "Cities don’t thrive by walking away from their landmarks - they thrive by investing in them. This building carries the history, identity, and presence that no cheaply-built, dryvit-clad replacement across town could ever match. Instead of leaving it behind, we have an opportunity to beautify Upper Cantrell. I would love to see our fellow investors in Little Rock commit to strengthening what already exists and ensuring that the property in our city remains a point of pride rather than a symbol of abandonment."
Real Estate Transactions in Little Rock
In other local news, CK Pike LLC of San Diego bought the Circle K at 1604 Pike Ave. in North Little Rock for $795,000. The seller is Jamai Properties LLC, led by Khairunisa Khan. The 0.64-acre property was assembled in deals with the Louis E. Bona & Mary K. Bona Joint Revocable Trust for $450,000 in March 2006. The seller is Waller Investments LLC, led by Judy Waller.
A 6,816-SF home in west Little Rock’s Carmel neighborhood tipped the scales at $1.35 million. William and Katherine Lewis acquired the house from Tara Johnson and Jonathan Cresci. Spa City Hospitality LLC, an affiliate of Little Rock’s Pinnacle Hospitality Group, paid Chenal Lot 8 Development Co.