Kravet’s new Apple Vision Pro app, Arrange 3D, lets users see and customize ultrarealistic virtual furniture in their real environment. Here’s what BOH executive editor Fred Nicolaus discovered when he road-tested the tool.
Months of back-and-forth legal power plays have culminated in a looming auction of Charles Cohen’s assets—including the Design Center of the Americas—scheduled for November 8. What does that mean for the design industry?
The furniture giant—itself recently under fire for false advertising—is now suing the product look-alike search engine for false advertising, unfair competition and copyright infringement.
The mood was buoyant among attendees as brands debuted new spaces, fresh product and intriguing trends at High Point Fall Market. Catch up on top-line takeaways from BOH’s editors, who were on the ground to take it all in.
IMM Cologne canceled its next show for lack of participants, while fellow German fair Heimtextil’s exhibitor count is on the rise. Why are two similar fairs experiencing such different outcomes? Fred Nicolaus explains.
Good magazine. Bad project. Mean comments. What a Real Housewife’s home tour in Architectural Digest tells us about shelter magazines today—online and off.
In this episode of The Business of Home Podcast, Watts 1874 creative director Fiona Flint delves into the 150-year-old brand’s rich history and its strategy for success in the U.S.