Pottery Barn is among the first major home retailers to break ground in serving the needs of the disabled community. BOH spoke with designers and industry experts about the challenges of improving accessibility at home.
The home furnishings e-tailer continues to take orders despite the weight of a serious lawsuit and a slew of angry customers. Meanwhile, founder Erin Burke has filed for bankruptcy.
The post-recession, post-pandemic digital age has created fertile ground for a growing class of independent American woodworkers to sell to a wide swath of furniture shoppers. What’s driving the phenomenon, and how big can it get?
Within days of the Donald Judd vs. Kim Kardashian lawsuit news, a website called Dupe went viral for its ability to help shoppers dig up low-cost look-alikes. Why are some knockoffs maligned and others celebrated? Fred Nicolaus looks closer.
Founded in 2015, Italian Design Brands is having a banner year, with an IPO in May and opening a New York flagship in October. CEO Andrea Sasso shares the vision behind IDB’s big moves.
In another push into omnichannel territory, Boll & Branch has debuted a capsule collection of bedroom furniture. BOH spoke with the brand’s founders about the expansion and what it means for the future of the DTC brand.
Despite a flailing retail market, real estate startup Mine is in expansion mode, with hundreds of shoppable model homes across the country. Founder Eoin Harrington explains why homebuilders are champing at the bit to team up.