The brand–designer partnership is crucial yet complex, and trade programs reflect that dynamic. We asked a dozen-plus designers about what they love, hate and want more of in trade programs.
On this episode of the Trade Tales podcast, Charleston-based designer Cortney Bishop shares the path she took to create a one-of-a-kind business, leveling up not just her firm but also her own creativity.
The namesake owner of Debbie Mathews Antiques & Designs discusses her antiques niche, how her business has changed with the technological whims of the industry (or not!), and why she’s still not tired of the hunt after all these years.
This week in design, rebuilding in the Pacific Palisades could make the area even more exclusive, Ligne Roset debuts a new museum and education space, and design experts weigh in on microtrends with staying power.
The right furniture piece—from nook-defining seating to a wall bed that doubles as a dining table—can help you carve out a distinct space in an open layout without sacrificing functionality.
Creative business coach Sean Low explains how to proactively manage the risks inherent in the design process so firms don’t end up paying the price for external partners’ mistakes.
Nuanced palettes, intriguing patterns and sustainable production characterize the Austin home furnishings company’s foray into the category, expanding its status as a complete lifestyle brand.