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December 6, 2019
How high can RH shares climb?
On Wednesday, shortly after the market closed for trading, RH reported earnings results for the third quarter. The numbers were strong—and so was the market’s response. Market Watch columnist Dennis Scully unpacks why traders, after years of shorting the company’s stock, find themselves chasing RH shares to record highs.
decade in review
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December 6, 2019
8 design ideas that defined the decade
BOH contributor Sophie Donelson takes stock of the biggest home influences of the last ten years, from paradigm-shifters like Marie Kondo to obsessions with hygge and millennial pink.
trade tales
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December 6, 2019
Do you offer holiday decorating?
We asked five designers—Yvonne McFadden, Nina Nash, Josh Pickering, Mally Skok and Mary Stewart—about their position on holiday decorating jobs.
decade in review
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December 5, 2019
10 retail trends that defined the decade
Hey, remember when Amazon only sold books? As the 21st century teeters between its teens and its twenties, we’ll be exploring the big ideas that have shaped the home world over the past 10 years. First up, Market Watch columnist Warren Shoulberg weighs in on retail trends.
industry insider
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December 5, 2019
A Charlotte institution makes a move—and looks ahead
After nearly four decades in a quiet residential nook of Charlotte, North Carolina, Circa’s recent move to a large commercial space in a shopping center may have turned a few heads. The adjacent bungalows that had housed the company’s selection of antiques and home decor had long been emblematic of the family-owned brand’s distinct approach. But as the family moves into its third generation, Circa is looking ahead.
weekly feature
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December 4, 2019
Here’s why these former Homepolish designers are banding together
The demise of Homepolish in September left many designers struggling to recover their businesses. Now, a cadre of ex-Homepolishers are launching a new organization: Interior Collab, which aims to connect designers with projects—minus the middleman.
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