Caroline Bourque
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February 18, 2026
How can I get clients to approve antiques and vintage pieces?
On this episode of Ask Us Anything, Dan Mazzarini, the founder of New York–based interiors firm Mazzarini & Co., answers a question from a designer who wants to start sourcing antique and vintage pieces, but needs guidance navigating the purchasing process.
technology
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February 12, 2026
Williams-Sonoma partners with OpenAI
The home retailer announced its participation in the OpenAI Ad Pilot Program, which will include testing out ads in ChatGPT.
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February 11, 2026
Your go-to guide for navigating KBIS and IBS 2026
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.
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February 11, 2026
Yates Desygn on the course correction that saved their team
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.
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February 4, 2026
How do I find new clients during a slowdown?
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.
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February 3, 2026
Trump cuts India tariffs, Mitchell Gold’s next move, and more
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.
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January 28, 2026
How Evan Millárd used showhouses to launch his design career
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.
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