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June 27, 2019
Death Stars, magic carpets and boy wizards: Design reckons with fan culture
A fan’s love for a favorite character may be priceless, but licensed decor is worth $26 billion for the home industry. While a Harry Potter–themed room may never grace the cover of House Beautiful, designers and brands would be foolish to turn up their noses at the opportunity to work with fans and collectors. But how can they do it without sacrificing their own standards?
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May 23, 2019
Why Tabarka’s artisan-first model makes more sense than ever
Some creative businesses are so niche, the fact they haven’t been pushed into extinction by quick-ship behemoths is reason enough to celebrate. Artisan surfaces company Tabarka Studio has not only survived, it has flourished despite the wider move toward automation, volume and lower price points. How?
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May 2, 2019
Is Amanda Lindroth the Martha Stewart of the islands?
Today the Bahamas, tomorrow the world. Nassau-based interior designer Amanda Lindroth is on a quest to bring her island-inspired style to a wider audience. The first outpost in her expanding empire? A charming shop in Charleston, South Carolina, opening in May.
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April 17, 2019
1stdibs and Christie’s join forces on new space
For the first time, the two well-known antiques marketplaces will unite. Starting May 1, 100 pieces of furniture and decorative objects will be available, including seven petal-form side tables designed by interior designer Juan Montoya.
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