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September 21, 2021

A new editor at The World of Interiors, Casper cuts back, and more

In our weekly roundup, a new global standard for carbon-neutral construction, insurance for houseplants, West Elm Kids draws upon one children’s book for inspiration, and Kengo Kuma is dubbed the world’s most influential architect. Read on for the latest announcements crossing the BOH news desk.

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September 15, 2021

A $500 billion American utopia, overseas manufacturing picks up speed, and more

In our weekly roundup, Malaysian manufacturing resumes as one major retailer takes a hit, The Iconic Home is back, and Thermador announces Diversity in Design Pipeline scholarship winners and mentors.

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September 7, 2021

3D printed homes are here, Ikea is buying back used furniture, and more

In our weekly roundup, a new program invests in designers of color, Behr introduces its tranquil hue of the year, and changing kitchen decor habits mean hiding the fridge. Read on for the latest announcements crossing the BOH news desk.

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August 31, 2021

Vietnam shuts down manufacturing, ‘Dropbox for designers’ raises $4 million, and more

In our weekly roundup, the NKBA reports a continued rising demand for home remodeling, Yellowpop debuts its latest collaboration, and a decade’s worth of faked artifacts is revealed in New York. Read on for the latest announcements crossing the BOH news desk.

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August 24, 2021

New snags in the global supply chain, Amazon’s department store debut, and more

In our weekly roundup, curators in Afghanistan race to protect precious artifacts, an architectural project aims to extend life through design, and Christine Cachot debuts a new e-commerce platform for international artisans and brands. Read on for the latest announcements crossing the BOH news desk.

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August 17, 2021

AD goes DIY, High Point and Esteem Media face controversy over all-white influencer lineup, and more

In our weekly roundup, dorm shopping reaches new heights, Uniqlo debuts home goods inspired by iconic American designers, and the credibility of ergonomics is called into question. Read on for the latest announcements crossing the BOH news desk.

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August 10, 2021

ABC Carpet & Home struggles to avoid bankruptcy, case goods manufacturers shut out new business, and more

In our weekly roundup, BOH’s Kaitlin Petersen explains how to break out of the triangular kitchen layout for House Beautiful, retailers may lose out on domestic case goods, and Alora Lighting taps Charles Pavarini III for a collection inspired by his design roots.

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August 3, 2021

Changes at the top for Hickory Chair, further production delays in Vietnam, and more

In our weekly roundup, Realm and Plant Prefab are fundraising, Rose Cumming and Classic Cloth have new representation, and more. Read on for the latest announcements crossing the BOH news desk.

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July 27, 2021

Vietnam halts furniture production, wildfires send lumber prices back up, and more

In our weekly roundup, Olson Kundig crafts a children’s museum, Matthew Fisher’s new collection at Galerie Philia, and Bobby Berk debuts a D2C site. Read on for the latest announcements crossing the BOH news desk.

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July 20, 2021

Herman Miller x Knoll has a new name, the NY Luxury Design Fair is postponed, and more

In our weekly roundup, homeowners purge their pandemic buys, the Kips Bay Decorator Show House names designers, and lighting designer Ted Bradley secures representation in San Francisco, Dallas, Los Angeles and New York. Read on for the latest announcements crossing the BOH news desk.

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