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November 19, 2019
Sandow acquires Metropolis magazine, WeWork may lay off thousands, and more
In our weekly digest, Modsy predicts the death of midcentury modern, a new product visualization software brand gets $20 million in funding, luxury linens brand Frette launches a more accessible e-commerce line, Geoffrey Bradfield inherits a windfall and more. Read on for the announcements crossing the BOH news desk this week.
market watch
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November 19, 2019
Martha Stewart and Pharrell Williams are building houses now
The next logical step after designing home goods, it seems, is for celebrities to design the homes themselves. Market Watch columnist Warren Shoulberg tells all about two well-known names getting into the game right now.
magazine
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November 18, 2019
At sea: How to cash in on the latest trends in luxury yachting
Tastes on the open seas are shifting to favor minimalist decor over the ornate, interest in sustainability is slowly growing, and designers report that yacht owners are adding more bells and whistles to their floating residences than in their real homes.
trade tales
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November 15, 2019
How do you really feel about Pinterest?
We asked eight designers—Dani Arps, Lauren Hurlbrink, Nicole Fuller, Kevin Isbell, Dana Koebbe, Claudia Martin, Frank Ponterio and Jennifer Jones—whether they think Pinterest is an asset or a hindrance. 
book review
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November 14, 2019
Required Reading: Madeline Stuart, Courtyard Living, and Lisa Fine
This month, Business of Home editors take a look at three design books that caught their eye: California-based designer Madeline Stuart's first monograph, a sleek collection of contemporary courtyards by Charmaine Chan, and a worldly read by Lisa Fine.
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