Creating a comprehensive benefits package for your staff is essential for employee retention, and ultimately the success of your firm. This week, we asked four designers how they landed on their offerings.
The Canadian legacy brand joins a long list of retail closures north of the U.S. border—leaving a void in the home market that only Walmart seems poised to capitalize on.
Children’s furniture has never looked so grown-up. From wavy-lined cribs to locker-style cabinets, these charming finds strike the balance between sprightly and sophisticated.
Sensual, organic and of the moment, the company’s offerings inspire impassioned declarations from celebrated designers. On the eve of Spring Market, virtually tour its latest collections—and luscious new colorway.
Design brands are dropping spring-ready collections faster than the flowers can bloom. From Botticelli-inspired wallcoverings to heirloom-quality beanbag chairs, here are some eye-catching debuts from the past week.
Miriam Ellner has crafted bespoke pieces ranging from room-dividing glass panels to chimney breasts for A-list designer clients including Tony Ingrao, Celerie Kemble, Brian McCarthy, Michael S. Smith, Thomas Jayne and Peter Marino.
From trade show shifts to supply chain shake-ups, Covid transformed the design industry in ways both temporary and lasting. Fred Nicolaus takes stock five years after the pandemic.
Whether you want to attract top talent or keep a first-rate team for the long haul, the way you compensate your employees matters. Here’s how your personal values can align with the workplace benefits you offer.
Tapping into her decades of experience, design director Rachel Doriss goes into great detail about the many characteristics of cloth, as seen in the brand’s new Open Studio and Spring Street collections.