The Kitchen & Bath Industry Show and the International Builders’ Show are fast approaching—stay prepared with this handy guide to the co-located Orlando events.
On this episode of Trade Tales, Dallas-based designers Bryan and Mike Yates share the low-overhead approach that got their business off the ground and how they’ve strategically created curricula that outline pathways to growth for the members of their team.
This week in design, Janae McKenzie pens an ode to the “Auntie Aesthetic,” Airbnb offers a Wuthering Heights–themed stay, and induction stoves are winning over designers.
In this episode of Ask Us Anything, DuVäl Reynolds, the founder of Northern Virginia–based interiors firm DuVäl Design, joins the show to answer a question from a designer whose steady stream of clients has decreased dramatically in recent months.
This week in design, consumer confidence reaches a decade low, Austin-based interior designer Emily Seiders unveils a luxury farm retreat in Round Top, and Chairish’s parent company rejects the final buyout offer from its largest shareholder.
With the launch of their new platform, interior designer Anne Corgan and digital design consultant Laura Nuyen aim to clear up some of the confusion that plagues designers during the procurement process.
On this episode of Trade Tales, the Nashville-based designer shares how being a solo operator affords him room to grow in new directions, and why it’s important to be transparent with clients about his firm’s finances.
This week in design, tile brand Clé debuts a collaboration with cosmetics company Ilia Beauty, Wow!House announces the designer lineup for its 2026 edition, and Amazon plans a big-box store.
Cohen’s ongoing legal drama involving the $187 million debt he owes to Fortress Investment Group has come to a head, with the lender asking the court to appoint a receiver to sell off the billionaire landlord’s assets.