Months of back-and-forth legal power plays have culminated in a looming auction of Charles Cohen’s assets—including the Design Center of the Americas—scheduled for November 8. What does that mean for the design industry?
Hosted by High Point x Design, a new event called Design Forward is set to take place this fall, connecting designers specializing in neurodiversity with those who are looking to better serve an oft-overlooked clientele.
Forget the questionnaire: New York design firm The Up Studio created a conversation card game called Personal Space to help clients zero in on what they want in their dream home.
The online furniture platform will cease operations at the end of the month amid mounting complaints from users who say the company has withheld their payments in preparation of a shutdown.
After a proposed summer sale was delayed by litigation, a portfolio of Cohen Brothers real estate assets—including the Design Center of the Americas—is scheduled to be sold in what may be the largest UCC foreclosure auction in history.
A poor U.S. jobs report and a precipitous stock market drop make for sobering headlines, but there might be one significant upside to this unexpected economic shakeup.
Designer Susan Wintersteen founded Savvy Giving by Design 10 years ago with a mission to create beautiful, comfortable spaces for kids in medical crisis. Now the nonprofit is launching a new way for the design community to give back.