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May 1, 2024
Is this the end of noncompete agreements?
Last week, the FTC issued a ban on noncompete clauses, arguing that they stifle entrepreneurship and competition. Here, BOH examines how the ban, which could potentially go into effect later this year, would impact designers.
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April 17, 2024
What happened at High Point Market?
Healthy attendance, crowd-pleasing collabs and inventive presentations filled the (mostly) sunny long weekend in North Carolina.
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March 27, 2024
What’s going on with Burke Decor?
Orders that never arrived. Refunds promised but never delivered. Hundreds of confused customers and negative online reviews. What happened at the e-commerce player that carries so many designer-preferred brands, and can its new leadership consultants help right the ship?
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March 20, 2024
Are furniture stores dying, or just changing?
The trend away from indie retailers toward big-box consolidation seems to have accelerated lately—but is that the whole picture? Fred Nicolaus reports on the nuanced set of forces driving today’s complex furniture retail landscape.
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March 13, 2024
How a credit dispute at Architectural Digest kicked off an industry conversation about ethics
Timothy Corrigan’s dispute with the magazine over who gets credit for the design of cover star Sofía Vergara’s home ricocheted across the industry over the weekend. The A-lister design drama highlights a problem that has long plagued the industry: designers not getting appropriate media credit for their work. Fred Nicolaus explores the issue.
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February 28, 2024
The channel Chip and Jo built
Magnolia’s documentary approach distinguishes its design shows from standard renovation competitions, and the scope of its programming continues to evolve beyond lifestyle.
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February 14, 2024
Is drapery really dead? Designers aren’t convinced
A recent article in The Atlantic suggests that high-end-home owners have evolved past the need for windowcoverings. But is skipping the curtains really the next frontier in displaying wealth? Designers and brands from across the industry tell a slightly different story.
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