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November 13, 2024
Why designers are hanging out on WhatsApp
The app has long been a resource for communicating internationally—now designers are finding community and resources in group chats that they say have been transformative to their firms.
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November 6, 2024
Kravet is betting on AR. Will the industry follow?
Kravet’s new Apple Vision Pro app, Arrange 3D, lets users see and customize ultrarealistic virtual furniture in their real environment. Here’s what BOH executive editor Fred Nicolaus discovered when he road-tested the tool.
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October 30, 2024
What happened at High Point Market?
The mood was buoyant among attendees as brands debuted new spaces, fresh product and intriguing trends at High Point Fall Market. Catch up on top-line takeaways from BOH’s editors, who were on the ground to take it all in.
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September 25, 2024
The great trade pivot
The roller-coaster macro economy of the last decade has prompted a wide variety of home brands to seek out interior designers as customers. Fred Nicolaus unpacks how that evolution happened, and where it goes from here.
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September 18, 2024
Small budget, big impact: How boutique brands get creative with marketing
Producing a photo shoot to showcase a line of textiles and wallcoverings comes with a host of costs that can be out of reach for small companies. From dollhouses to Photoshop, here’s how they’re finding ways to stand out in an increasingly crowded market.
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September 11, 2024
How overseas factories took over American e-commerce
Ever wondered how wackily named unknown brands with ultracheap home goods became the top results on sites like Amazon? Starting with the 1980s, Fred Nicolaus traces how international manufacturers have conquered the American e-commerce market—for now.
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September 4, 2024
Timothy Corrigan mastered comfort. His next challenge? Joy
In a new series, BOH editor in chief Kaitlin Petersen explores the art and science of design with the industry’s brightest minds. For the inaugural interview, she asks Los Angeles– and Paris-based designer Timothy Corrigan how he has developed and refined his signature style.
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