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July 22, 2021

Why this Los Angeles textile artist is weaving the old-fashioned way

Rachel DuVall is a California-based maker who approaches her craft with an unabashed respect for centuries of weaving.

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May 17, 2021

1stDibs files for IPO

The online luxury resale giant plans to list its stock on the NASDAQ exchange. A date and a price have not been set.

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April 22, 2021

Block of ages: This Portland wood sculptor is putting a modern spin on ancient forms

Portland, Oregon–based wood sculptor Vince Skelly has made a name for himself in the interior design world crafting contemporary wooden pieces inspired by ancient cultures.

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March 25, 2021

View finder: One photographer’s pandemic project spurred a wallpaper business

Photographer Robert Malmberg has been working with interior designers for a decade, selling limited prints as decorative pieces. Now he’s onto his next venture—wallpaper.

digital disruptors

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March 10, 2021

Would you specify art by an algorithm?

Advances in artificial intelligence mostly make headlines in tech—but AI is creeping into the art world too. BOH spoke to Ben Kovalis, co-founder of Art AI Gallery, to learn why you might soon be specifying pieces created by a machine.

comings & goings

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February 8, 2021

ASID names CEO, The Novogratz has a new president, and more

It’s that time of year—boards of directors have gotten a refresh, while a slew of industry names are welcoming fresh talent. Read on to learn about new hires in design, manufacturing, media and more.

book review

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December 28, 2020

The story behind de Gournay, upstate escapes and global inspiration from the DLN

This month, Business of Home editors rifled through the pages of three new design books: a survey of de Gournay’s eye-catching wallcoverings, a photo escape to the dreamy homes of upstate New York and a travel tome from the Design Leadership Network.

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December 8, 2020

Ikea folds its catalog, influencers are selling homes now, and more

In our weekly roundup, the new AD100, bathroom furnishings from Ellen DeGeneres and more. Read on for the announcements that are crossing the BOH news desk this week.

show-rumors

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December 2, 2020

Donzella’s new NYDC space is part exhibition, part showroom

Dealer Paul Donzella recently secured a second space at the New York Design Center. He's filled it with antiques—but it's a gallery, not a showroom.

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November 24, 2020

Instagram update draws ire, a Noguchi at the White House, and more

In our weekly roundup, NYCxDesign announces nonprofit status, fashion brands are coming for the home (again), and more. Read on for these announcements and more that are crossing the BOH news desk this week.

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