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November 20, 2019
Thibaut is finishing 2019 stronger than it started. CEO Rick Kilmer explains how
When Rick Kilmer became CEO of Thibaut in June, he inherited a set of formidable challenges—including the aftermath of the dissolution of Robert Allen Duralee Group, the company’s primary showroom distribution partner. BOH spoke with Kilmer about his first few months on the job and seizing opportunities for growth.
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November 6, 2019
Can Estee Stanley make the Hollywood agency model work for design?
With her new company, The Eye, L.A.-based interior designer Estee Stanley aims to apply the talent agency model to the design world. If she’s successful, it could mean new industry standards for pricing and professionalism across the board.
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October 23, 2019
The 11th question: How Food52 rewrote the rules of content and commerce
In September, Food52 sold a $83 million majority stake to a media investment firm. BOH spoke with co-founders Amanda Hesser and Merrill Stubbs about how Food52 became a unique hybrid of content and commerce, what an 11-question survey says everything about its approach to building a community, and why it’s headed from the kitchen to the rest of the home.
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October 9, 2019
Roman and Williams on color, commerce and the allure of nature
British paint brand Farrow & Ball debuted a new collection inspired by a 19th-century naturalist’s handbook and brought to life by New York design firm Roman & Williams. BOH visited the installation to hear the story behind the collaboration, whose success hinged on like-minded creatives finding one another, taking risks and celebrating the natural world.
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September 18, 2019
Is your new favorite magazine published by a brand?
A rising number of companies in the home industry are publishing branded magazines as an authentic marketing move. BOH consulted with some of the brands producing these glossies to find out what drives their strategy.
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September 11, 2019
Data is king as the DFA looks ahead
Data is the future, whether we like it or not. How that translates to the beautiful, touchable business of interior design is a question that often divides the room. The Decorative Furnishings Association has made it clear they aren’t waiting around for an answer.
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