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December 9, 2019
David Netto on a life in design
In the latest episode of the BOH podcast—live at NYSID—designer and writer David Netto shares his perspective on the problem with design media, seeking silver linings in mistakes, and the parallels between design and storytelling. 
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December 4, 2019
Here’s why these former Homepolish designers are banding together
The demise of Homepolish in September left many designers struggling to recover their businesses. Now, a cadre of ex-Homepolishers are launching a new organization: Interior Collab, which aims to connect designers with projects—minus the middleman.
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December 2, 2019
A New York design building gets a new look—and a new name
A few blocks from the D&D Building sits a property that houses marquee design businesses, including Bunny Williams’s firm, John Rosselli and Newel. A new developer is revamping the 80,000-square-foot space with a fresh concept and name: the Interior Arts Building.
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December 2, 2019
What’s the future of design centers?
In the latest episode of the BOH podcast, Michael Phillips, the developer behind the Boston Design Center, gets real about how the design industry can better embrace change and cater to the modern consumer.
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November 25, 2019
Hellman-Chang just moved from Brooklyn to rural Georgia. Here’s why
Furniture brand Hellman-Chang is moving from hipster Brooklyn to rural Georgia. We checked in with co-founder Eric Chang to get a sense of what the move means for the company, and why keeping empty space empty will help them get bigger—and faster.
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November 25, 2019
Carleton Varney reflects on a colorful career
In the latest episode of the BOH podcast, designer and Dorothy Draper owner Carleton Varney shares lessons from working with famous clients, his philosophy on color, and why he’s not slowing down in his golden years.
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November 21, 2019
Kara Mann wants you to clean up your room
Designer Kara Mann, whose career has been bold and star-studded, debuts her new collection, Kept, a surprisingly simple yet stunning set of household utility items—things “so beautiful you don’t have to put them away.”
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November 13, 2019
Is co-living the new co-working?
In the States, companies like Common, Ollie, and WeWork’s WeLive have already established a presence in major markets, and now a major player from across the pond is setting up shop: Entrepreneur Reza Merchant has opened The Collective Paper Factory in Queens, New York.
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