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January 16, 2026

A year after the LA fires, designers are leading Altadena’s rebuilding efforts

In the face of extensive cleanup and bureaucratic inertia, the design community is helping the neighborhood’s residents restore their homes.

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January 16, 2026

How love, music and the city of Detroit shaped the Regina Andrew aesthetic

Creatives at heart, James Slaven and Carla Zajac transformed a garage-sized passion project into an edgy, artisan-fueled lifestyle brand.

trade tales

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January 16, 2026

What changes do you want to make to your business this year?

This week, we asked nine designers how they will transform their firms in 2026.

technology

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January 15, 2026

Is ChatGPT influencing your client?

From renderings to real-time jobsite advice, clients are bringing AI into the design process. Here’s how designers are adapting.

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January 15, 2026

Why the Bob’s Discount Furniture IPO is good news for the home business

Here’s what’s fueling Bob’s Discount Furniture’s decision to go public.

meet the makers

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January 15, 2026

This French maker is reviving a colorful tradition

Des Rêves founder Marion Leporcq shares how she got into the traditional French ceramic style and the long process behind each handmade piece.

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January 14, 2026

The state of the design industry, by the numbers

Business of Home highlights the stats, dollar signs and figures that define the moment.

shops & showrooms

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January 14, 2026

Charleston’s new design district takes shape

The rapidly expanding retail complex is on track to become a new design hub for the Southeast.

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January 13, 2026

Trump makes housing moves, Saks nears bankruptcy, and more

This week in design, Pottery Barn taps Stoney Clover Lane for a collaboration, Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach announces the 2026 designer lineup, and screen-free rooms are on the rise.

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January 13, 2026

6 toile-inspired designs for the modern age

Though they first rose to fame in the 18th century, toile de Jouy prints are being reimagined for today’s interiors in an array of whimsical ways.

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This French maker is reviving a colorful tradition

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