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August 5, 2026

Why designers are taking shipping and receiving into their own hands

Shipping and receiving have been a major pain point this year. Now, some designers are taking matters into their own hands.

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August 5, 2026

How can I attract more qualified leads?

On this episode of Ask Us Anything, interior designer Tina Ramchandani answers a question from a designer whose firm is attracting plenty of potential clients—just not the ones she wants.

news digest

August 4, 2026

How solopreneurs are scaling without hiring, Poltrona Frau’s CEO steps down, and more

This week in design, homewares company Magenta Inc. debuts its first-ever creator collaboration with DIY influencer Wendy Lau; independent retailers show signs of resilience; and Art + Loom teams up with French design studio Manifeste Edition for a new collectible furniture line.

podcast

July 29, 2026

Erica McLain on bridging the gap between science and design

On this episode of Trade Tales, the founder of the Dallas-based design firm and neuroaesthetics consultancy Living Luxury Lab shares the toolkit she is developing to analyze a home’s impact on clients.

news digest

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 2026 New/Next list, and Miami outpaces New York in cost of living.

weekly feature

July 22, 2026

Your next logistics hire might be an AI agent

The AI agent can autonomously handle all of the communications necessary for shipping and logistics—sending emails and taking phone calls just as any employee would.

kitchen & bath

July 22, 2026

The kitchen lighting scheme that transformed Young Huh’s Hudson Valley home

In BOH’s new Q&A series, the New York–based designer shares how she reconfigured an outdated kitchen addition into a bright and cozy space built for entertaining.

news digest

July 21, 2026

Trump drops new tariffs on Canada, baby boomers are upsizing, and more

This week in design, dorm room spending soars, “landmaxxing” is on the rise, and Namesake expands beyond nursery items into children’s furniture.

industry insider

July 15, 2026

Are home brands ready for California’s new textile recycling policy?

Here’s what brands should know about the state’s landmark regulations, which require producers to assume responsibility for the full life cycle of their products.

news digest

July 14, 2026

A major housing bill passes, millennials are collecting vintage Ikea, and more

This week in design, San Francisco’s home market reaches a fever pitch, the IMF predicts a global economic slowdown, and Robert A.M. Stern Architects and Kallista expand their kitchen collection.

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