Two years into the deluge of direct-to-consumer AI design platforms, a to-the-trade option has arrived in the form of DecorX, a tool launched by Markor chairman Mark Feng and available through Caracole’s trade portal.
Two years after debuting its first AI-powered tool, Wayfair has launched Muse, an artificial intelligence platform that delivers inspirational products in response to design style prompts. Fred Nicolaus reports on where Muse wins and loses.
In a world of sophisticated knockoffs, authenticity is an increasingly elusive quality to harness. It’s a problem that Poltrona Frau (along with luxury fashion brands) hopes the Aura Blockchain Consortium can help tackle.
As Bill Ward, an alum of RH and ABC Carpet & Home, settles into his new leadership role at Janus et Cie, he lets BOH in on what challenges and opportunities are on the horizon for the outdoor-focused brand.
The co-founders of Afternoon Light and Shoppe Object are launching a new three-day market called Shelter, set to take place during New York’s design week.
A year after BOH broke the news of Burke Decor’s litany of business problems, the company is facing a lawsuit from its home state, which is seeking damages over fraudulent practices and “empty promises.”
From trade show shifts to supply chain shake-ups, Covid transformed the design industry in ways both temporary and lasting. Fred Nicolaus takes stock five years after the pandemic.
As part of a quest to grow their e-commerce business dedicated to modern and contemporary furniture, Jeremy Bilotti and David Rosenwasser built an audience of design obsessives on social media. Now they’re opening a Philadelphia showroom and reaching out to the trade.
The 3D moodboard platform announced a round of seed funding from big-name investors that will go toward expanding its AI features and materials library. CEO Guy Ailion shares his vision for MattoBoard’s role in the industry.