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July 28, 2026

Kips Bay New York unveils designer lineup, AI staging stirs frustration, and more

This week in design, TwoPages has teamed up with Brexton Cole Interiors for the launch of a new collection, Apartment Therapy launches its inaugural New/Next list, and Miami outpaces New York for cost of living.

collections

July 28, 2026

Garden party: 10 pieces to bring an outdoor entertaining area into bloom

From flowery fabrics to scalloped dining sets, these sunny designs will set the stage for a memorable al fresco soirée.

business advice

July 28, 2026

I want to pivot from whole-home design to become a kitchen-and-bath specialist. Am I nuts?

Creative business coach Sean Low breaks down why a design firm that’s successfully executing total homes needs to proceed with caution before narrowing its scope.

comings & goings

July 27, 2026

Moore & Giles has a new CEO, T magazine names a new editor in chief, and more

From sales roles to marketing executives, read on for BOH’s monthly roundup of arrivals and departures in design, manufacturing, media and more.

what i love

July 27, 2026

Sierra Fox’s subtly striking assortment of tasseled furniture, bronze lighting and plaster-like paint

The Los Angeles– and Sun Valley, Idaho–based designer shares a bird’s-eye view of her favorite swatches, samples and more.

podcast

July 27, 2026

Simon Upton on the importance of the designer–photographer dialogue

On this episode of The Business of Home Podcast, the English photographer discusses the foundational education he received from The World of Interiors, the process of choosing projects for his new book, and the growing importance of acknowledging artists’ work with the rise of AI.

tariffs

July 24, 2026

Trump unveils sweeping new global tariffs

Out with the old tariffs, in with the new. At the stroke of midnight Thursday, the president’s 10 percent global tariff expired. In its place came a sweeping new round of levies on 60 trading partners around the world, all in the range of 10 to 12.5 percent, impacting almost all U.S. imports.

product preview

July 24, 2026

Noteworthy debuts at Casual Market Atlanta, plus new looks from Cosentino, Riad Tile and more

From alpaca-blend velvets to high-contrast terrazzo tiles, enjoy these cool, forward-thinking launches while lounging in the AC.

trade tales

July 24, 2026

How do you manage remote projects?

As much as they may wish otherwise, designers can’t be in two places at once. This week, we asked seven pros their tips for leading projects virtually.

retail watch

July 23, 2026

The list of furniture retail closures just keeps growing

To anyone curious about when the seemingly never-ending slowdown in the furniture business will have real consequences, wonder no more.

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Moore & Giles has a new CEO, T magazine names a new editor in chief, and more

Trump unveils sweeping new global tariffs

Noteworthy debuts at Casual Market Atlanta, plus new looks from Cosentino, Riad Tile and more

Sierra Fox’s subtly striking assortment of tasseled furniture, bronze lighting and plaster-like paint

Simon Upton on the importance of the designer–photographer dialogue

Kips Bay New York unveils designer lineup, AI staging stirs frustration, and more

The list of furniture retail closures just keeps growing

How do you manage remote projects?

Garden party: 10 pieces to bring an outdoor entertaining area into bloom

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