When Westweek announced that it would cancel this year’s showcase, Melinda Marquardt of The Vale London didn’t get on a plane—instead, she went online.
In search of some comic relief? On this episode of the Business of Home podcast, Dennis Scully sits down with design media veterans Sara Ruffin Costello and Chassie Post to talk about their latest endeavor: a humor-infused home tour video series called Chic & Awe.
In light of the innumerable headlines, social media posts and office chatter surrounding the spread of the coronavirus, read on for BOH’s comprehensive—and ongoing—list of all of the industry’s postponements and cancellations.
In spite of Miranda Priestly’s snub, florals for spring always get high style marks in our book. Beyond the classic colorful blossoms, the stories behind these six wallcoverings will add a richness to any room.
Spring is on the way, and while the world awaits warmer days, the design calendar is bursting with events. Now’s the time to mark your schedule so you don’t miss any of these trade shows, art happenings, parties or panels. Want more? Click here to view our full list of happenings.
Dave Dawson of the Urban Electric Company and Scott Hudson of Henrybuilt on why they both say no to multi-line showrooms, the Toyota method, and creating a community for like-minded companies.
After more than four decades as the preeminent showhouse in New York, the Kips Bay Decorator Show House launched in Palm Beach in 2018. This fall, it will debut in Texas, to coincide with Dallas Design Week.
Business of Home editors review three of this month’s most eye-catching new design books: A charming collection of Anthony Baratta’s 12 latest projects, a vivid floral design guide by Christin Geall, and a candy-colored memoir by designer Tina Nicole.
