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January 19, 2021
John Robshaw on standing out in a crowded field
On the latest episode of the Business of Home podcast, textile designer John Robshaw shares the story of his eponymous textile company and offers insight on a rapidly evolving industry.
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November 30, 2020
Barry Dixon has never stopped learning
Washington, D.C., designer Barry Dixon explains what it takes to work with clients on both sides of the aisle, how making products made him a better designer, and which COVID-era tricks he will (and won’t) use beyond the pandemic.
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November 23, 2020
Why Robert Couturier doesn’t take his work too seriously
French architect Robert Couturier has made a career designing for the ultra-elite. On The BOH Podcast, he explains why he doesn’t take his work too seriously, acknowledging that designers like him are “a shrinking breed.”
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November 16, 2020
Saltwolf aims to bring digital speed to buying trade furniture
A few months ago, Lindy and Jordan Williams launched Saltwolf, a to-the-trade resource with the speed and convenience of DTC online shopping. The duo explains how the brand balances industry traditions with modern benefits.
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November 9, 2020
Can Farrow & Ball make a highbrow brand more attainable?
A year after Farrow & Ball’s introduction to mainstream Americans via SNL, CEO Anthony Davey and head of creative Charlotte Cosby explain what’s on deck for the British paint brand, including becoming more attainable to the average shopper.
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