High Point Market Authority and the National Kitchen & Bath Association announced a strategic partnership to foster industry conversations about the whole home.
So you’ve got a project with provenance and good bones. What do you do first: protect the historic details or modernize the floor plan? Two firms with a penchant for reimagining old homes face off on where to start.
Although vendor presentations at Las Vegas Market are still a fraction of the size of High Point’s, the January show demonstrated growing brand representation, strong attendance and upbeat vibes, reports BOH editor in chief Kaitlin Petersen.
As we bid farewell to the 50 States Project, BOH editor in chief Kaitlin Petersen looks back on interviews with hundreds of designers from across the country—and what lessons we can take from the stories they shared.
In this week’s installment of the 50 States Project, Charleston, South Carolina–based designer Betsy Berry tells us how working for blue chip New York design firms taught her to pursue perfection, why she created an annual retreat for her staff, and how she’s finding new ways to get project timelines right.
In this week’s installment of the 50 States Project, Bismarck, North Dakota–based designer Alexa Kingery tells us how she marketed her work while growing her portfolio, how she created a safety net to protect herself in the procurement and billing process, and why she looks up to industry titans without feeling the need to emulate their formulas.
In this week’s installment of the 50 States Project, Bedford, New Hampshire–based designer Kacey Graham of Boehm Graham Interior Design tells us about learning the ropes at her mother’s company and then taking over the reins and making the firm her own.