BOH spoke to Ethiopian-American designer Hana Getachew about launching Bolé Road Textiles while striving for equity in her own business and the industry at large.
We’re asking designers to peel back the curtain and walk us through how they landed a project, step by step. Here, New York–based designer Joy Moyler shares how she landed a 60,000-square-foot commercial project on the outskirts of Moscow.
The holidays are here, and these brands have found new places to call home. In our December roundup, Business of Home has gathered all the expansions and openings to have on your radar.
Fall is upon us, and a number of new showrooms, shops and galleries have recently cropped up. In our September roundup, all the expansions and openings to have on your radar.
In a preview of its trend forecast for 2021 and 2022, Heimtextil predicts that post-pandemic, what’s old will be new again as consumers prioritize sustainability.
Mallory Solomon, founder of Moroccan rug company Salam Hello, is tackling the system that’s been preventing Berber women weavers from making a fair living. BOH caught up with Solomon—a Brooklyn-based entrepreneur who’s currently stuck in Morocco—to find out more about her mission.
Against all odds, a number of new showrooms, shops and galleries have cropped up recently. In our summer roundup, all the expansions and openings to have on your radar.
As the virus spreads, cities go on lockdown, and government-mandated quarantines increase, home industry events such as trade shows, business meetings and travel are put on hold—and the worst effects may be yet to come.
As the fastest-growing city in North America, Toronto’s design scene renaissance is well underway. Local designers share why it’s an ideal place for their businesses to flourish.