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Winter 2025 | Issue 34

Great workers focus on getting the job done today—great leaders think about what the job will look like tomorrow. From smart ways to invest in your team to creating an internal leadership council to crafting a succession plan, designers share the work they’re doing to build a stronger future for their firms.

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How designers are tailoring their firm’s benefits package to reflect their values
Whether you want to attract top talent or keep a first-rate team for the long haul, the way you compensate your employees matters. Here’s how your personal values can align with the workplace benefits you offer.
BY Haley Chouinard
How forming a leadership team can supercharge your design business
It’s one thing to hire strong individual leaders—it’s another to treat them as a collective whose power can drive your business to new heights.
BY Hannah Hickok
Want to sell your firm someday? Start here
Do you dream of selling your design firm someday? Here’s how to lay a foundation for future succession or acquisition.
BY Fred Nicolaus
Design Dispatch
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The rising star rug designer making waves in the trade
At Retorra, dexterously made designs combine time-honored craft techniques with forward-thinking technology.
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Your no-stress guide to ethical sourcing
Interior and product designer Nasozi Kakembo breaks down her framework for thoughtfully sourcing furniture and decor from Africa.
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19 chic kid-friendly designs are anything but childish
Children’s furniture has never looked so grown-up. From wavy-lined cribs to locker-style cabinets, these charming finds strike the balance between sprightly and sophisticated.
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19 playful pieces to give your next project a touch of whimsy
Who says kids get to have all the fun? The season’s most spirited designs supply ample amounts of entertainment and style.
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Is there a ‘right’ way to renovate a historic home? Two design firms debate
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.
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How designers are finding new ways to ease cognitive decline for aging clients
A growing number of designers are developing new ways to accommodate—and anticipate—memory care needs in residential spaces. Here’s everything you need to know.
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