media
media
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March 19, 2021
Why does The Wall Street Journal care about interior design?
The Wall Street Journal’s Off Duty section features some of the best design coverage in media today. BOH caught up with design and decorating editor Catherine Romano about how she curates stories that are aspirational yet accessible.
fabric
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February 17, 2021
The Textile Eye aims to beat Instagram at the fabric inspo game
Textile designer Saana Baker launched quarterly fabric trend publication The Textile Eye to fill a gap in the market. In an Instagram-driven industry currently short on in-person shows, Baker explains where her publication fits in.
comings & goings
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February 8, 2021
ASID names CEO, The Novogratz has a new president, and more
It’s that time of year—boards of directors have gotten a refresh, while a slew of industry names are welcoming fresh talent. Read on to learn about new hires in design, manufacturing, media and more.
media
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January 27, 2021
Domino has been acquired
The beloved design magazine has a new home in the stable of brands assembled by venture equity firm North Equity. We checked in with Domino general manager Tracy Cho, who explains how new ownership will fuel the brand’s ambitions.
big ideas
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January 22, 2021
‘Putin’s Palace’ is a politically weaponized home tour
It’s a high-stakes game of political brinkmanship, playing out on the international stage. In one corner is an authoritarian leader, clinging to power. In the other, a jailed reformer looking to ignite an uprising. The latest salvo fired in this life-or-death struggle? A home tour.
weekly feature
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January 13, 2021
What does a boom in branded content mean for design media?
Publishers and editors alike are departing traditional shelter publications for roles at brands. BOH spoke to several who had made the switch to investigate what it says about the future of design content.
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