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June 24, 2020
Americans want simpler kitchens
A recent study conducted by the National Kitchen & Bath Association finds that American homes are just as kitchen-centric as ever—but that their design is headed in a more streamlined, multifunctional, healthy direction.
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June 17, 2020
#ShareTheMicNow comes to the home industry
On Thursday, June 18, the home industry’s edition of #ShareTheMicNow will see prominent white designers, bloggers and editors hand over their accounts to black women in the industry, including Shavonda Gardner, Keia McSwain and Keita Turner.
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June 17, 2020
Designers ask if COVID-19 can reset the industry
At the virtual edition of SF Design Week, a group of design professionals will be talking sustainability in the home—as the world reopens, they’re hoping it’s an opportunity to reset the industry on a more eco-friendly path.
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June 15, 2020
No Spring Market? Some High Point showrooms make their own
High Point’s Spring Market may have been canceled, but a growing group of showrooms are hosting a market of their own this week, opening their doors by appointment only to retailers and designers alike. That this small-scale market feels more like an open secret than an organized event is a byproduct of just that: It has no organizer.
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June 15, 2020
A digital block party for Greenwich Village galleries
Decorative art gallery Bernd Goeckler is launching an online-only show this week, celebrating the intrigue of bronze. They’ve invited their neighbors (and competitors) along for the ride.
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June 10, 2020
What is vegan design?
A few years ago, Miami-based designer Deborah DiMare pivoted her firm to specialize in vegan designs. Now, she runs a network of designers dedicated to cruelty-free interiors across the world.
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