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September 29, 2026

Salone postpones Middle East edition, Lowe’s pilots drone delivery, and more

This week in design, Fleur teams up with Cece Bowman for a new mirror collection, Revival Rugs launches an Ugly Floor Contest, and the newest real estate amenity is community.

mergers & acquisitions

September 29, 2026

Why Schumacher bought a 150-year-old Belgian mill’s archive

The company announced that it now owns the vast majority of archival materials recovered from the Vanoutryve mill, where Schumacher’s founder got his start over a century ago.

podcast

September 23, 2026

Jay Jeffers on protecting your firm from a pipeline in flux

In this episode of Trade Tales, the San Francisco–based designer shares his secret to mastering sales, and what he learned from the process of opening his own hotel.

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September 22, 2026

Schumacher makes an acquisition, Faire plans an IPO and more

This week in design, the Federal Reserve approves an interest rate hike, Ethan Allen announces a succession plan process, and Two Pages unveils the winners of its design contest.

podcast

September 16, 2026

How do I get a handle on my firm’s finances?

On this episode of Ask Us Anything, Dan Rak, whose eponymous firm has offices in Chicago and Southwest Florida, answers a question from a designer who is ready to revamp her tracking system to improve her profit margins.

kitchen & bath

September 16, 2026

Why Caren Rideau insists on taking cues from the house and the client

In BOH’s new Q&A series, the Los Angeles–based designer shares how she brought some brightness and antique charm into a client’s black-and-white design scheme.

news digest

September 15, 2026

Bed Bath & Beyond backs out of a deal, the spending habits of AI’s newest millionaires and more

This week in design, Sabai teams up with the Asian American Pacific Islander Design Alliance on a new exhibition, The Dump reduces its retail footprint, and a closer look at the spending habits of the AI elite.

weekly feature

September 9, 2026

How home brands are reclaiming the dupe

Dupe culture is far from over. Instead of fighting it, some companies have chosen to embrace it by launching cheaper versions of their own popular designs.

podcast

September 9, 2026

Ali Faulkner on building a team that’s passionate about the client experience

In this episode of Trade Tales, the founder of Newport Beach, California–based AEF Interiors shares how outsourcing social media caused her inbound leads to multiply, and how working with a sales coach transformed her calls with prospective clients.

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September 8, 2026

Canada fires back with new tariffs, Houzz says AI can save designers $134,000, and more

This week in design, Zara Home taps filmmaker Luca Guadagnino for a new collection, Houzz debuts its 2026 AI report, and a deep dive into Bed Bath & Beyond’s brand reinvention.

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