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August 4, 2020

Facebook’s Manhattan takeover, Google wants to protect your home, and more

In our weekly digest, auction houses are finding surprising new clients and a furniture debut for textile brand St. Frank. Read on for the announcements crossing the BOH news desk this week.

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July 31, 2020

Pandemic or no, these brands are betting on showrooms

Temporary shutdowns of brick-and-mortar showrooms posed a challenge to showroom owners, but these brands are betting on the return of the physical shopping experience.

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July 28, 2020

Hearst’s scandalous week, Google is staying home, and more

In our weekly digest, LEED certification tacks on new criteria and design events continue to stay nimble. Read on for the announcements crossing the BOH news desk this week.

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July 22, 2020

Tradespeople are getting sick. Clients are pushing ahead. Designers are stuck in the middle

As the pandemic surges in the South and West, designers report that their tradespeople are getting coronavirus, while affluent, healthy clients are pushing for projects to progress anyway. Here’s how a few pros are navigating a tricky situation.

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July 22, 2020

Currey & Company to sit out summer markets due to COVID-19

With the coronavirus still raging in much of the United States, lighting and furniture brand Currey & Company is pulling out of upcoming markets in Dallas, Atlanta and Las Vegas.

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July 21, 2020

Houzz has good news, COVID-proof mattresses, and more

In our weekly digest, late-summer trade shows are making modifications, hotels are transforming and more. Read on for the announcements crossing the BOH news desk this week.

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July 15, 2020

Digital get down: What it takes to bring a design event online

This year, event organizers have been faced with limited options: postpone, cancel or go digital. We spoke with the people behind San Francisco Design Week, NeoCon, Field + Supply and Nantucket by Design to find out how they transformed their events into online experiences.

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July 14, 2020

Wayfair conspiracy theories, Sur La Table and Muji file for bankruptcy and more

In our weekly digest, Muji files for bankruptcy and launches a furniture subscription service (in the same week), a second wave of COVID caftans, and more. Read on for the announcements crossing the BOH news desk this week.

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July 9, 2020

As coronavirus surges in some states, trade show planners hedge their bets

While trade shows in Dallas, Atlanta and Las Vegas are still scheduled for August, a September show in Chicago and two New York shows in October just canceled their events. Retail Watch columnist Warren Shoulberg reports on the rapidly shifting fall trade show scene.

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July 7, 2020

Crate & Barrel’s new CEO, the earliest Christmas ever and more

In our weekly digest, designers get creative with digital programming, TikTok has announced business tools and more. Read on for the announcements crossing the BOH news desk this week.

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