east coast
50 states project
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March 12, 2021
How this Georgia designer’s HGTV stint helped him define his brand
In this week’s installment of the 50 States Project, Atlanta-based designer Justin Q. Williams of TradeMark Design Co.—and current contestant on HGTV’s Design Star: Next Gen—shares how he kept the faith while waiting for the right career, product and TV opportunities to fall into place.
50 states project
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February 19, 2021
Why being best friends is this Connecticut design team’s secret weapon
In this week’s installment of the 50 States Project, Southport, Connecticut–based Meghan De Maria and Courtney Yanni of Moss Design share why they’re focused on defining their roles, how going big on color has helped them get clients, and why they won’t take on a project with no art budget.
50 states project
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November 13, 2020
Why this Vermont designer never negotiates her markup
In the 45th installment of the 50 States Project, BOH spoke with Manchester, Vermont–based designer Amy Thebault about the importance of sense of place, how she learned to let go of control and why she’s happy with a scaled-down team.
show-rumors
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October 26, 2020
Arhaus, Waterworks and more opening doors this season
Showrooms are open for business—albeit with a lot more hand sanitizer than ever before. In our October roundup, Business of Home has gathered all the expansions and openings to have on your radar.
book review
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September 14, 2020
Required reading: Old meets new with Lucas/Eilers, James Farmer and Nicole Hollis
This month, Business of Home editors rifled through the pages of three books, all with their own take on blending history and heritage with cutting-edge style—a survey of timeless interiors from Sandra Lucas and Sarah Eilers, a warm Southern welcome from James T. Farmer III, and ultrachic California cool from Nicole Hollis.
industry insider
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November 22, 2019
Why Michele Varian is saying so long to SoHo
As the decade comes to a close, so too will Michele Varian’s beloved SoHo shop. Varian has plans to reopen her mainstay design store in a smaller space in Brooklyn in 2020 and to open a showroom in Manhattan.
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