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By Dennis Scully

Augmented reality and 3-D-embracing innovators Hutch and Modsy are creative bellwethers for tech’s impact on interiors. For many in the furniture and design world, the first introduction to augmented reality (AR) came several years ago when Google first unveiled Tango, an AR computing...

Sound Check

By Mieke ten Have

Podcasts used to be niche territory for subcultures and devotees looking to get their fix, but the masses have finally caught up. The design industry is lending its voice to the mix. Who are the players? What are they discussing? And is it possible to monetize design audibly? “I think the...

Community Builders

By Jorge Arango

Two new interior design platforms, Ivymark and Fuigo reach beyond simple business support. IvyMark co-founders Lee Rotenberg and Alexandra Schinasi believe in the power of community. Membership: $69 per month, $699 per year, $1,799 for three years Billing, purchase orders,...

Insta-Gratification

By Arianne Nardo

Has the industry’s favorite social media outlet become its newest sales channel? The design industry is hot for Instagram, not simply because of its blissful ease of use as a place where emojis pass for dialogue, or its endless inspiration. What retailers and design brands recognize is the...

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How H&M reinvigorated two heritage home brands

Yes, there’s a Warby Parker of kitchen utensils, too

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Wood-Mode opens Lifestyle Design Center at ADAC

Mario Buatta: Prince of Chintz

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Meg Touborg

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Timeless Design Gala and Follies

WestEdge Design Fair

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Plant Seven opening during High Point Market

Eddie Ross presents at Wood-Mode during Design Chicago

Circa Lighting hosts Veranda book signing

Meet Sandow's Robot-Powered Designer Tool Ready to Disrupt the Home Industry

How Brad Ford Cultivated a Community of Modern Makers

BDDW’s Tyler Hays is the Uncle of the Maker Movement

Why the Home Industry's Retail Strategy Isn't Working

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The Secret to Sourcing and Selling Art

Build Your Business by Attracting the Right Clients

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High Point Market

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Las Vegas Market

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Canopy Queen Metal Bed from Corsican

Wardrobe/ Entertainment Armoire

Lillian August Brayden Cocktail end (new) x 2

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Fall Design Week Featuring Gift & Home

Lights.com Home Lighting Collection

Pennoyer Newman Modern & Industrial Collection

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