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September 21, 2020
Joe Lucas on why Instagram will never replace showrooms
In the latest episode of the BOH podcast, Los Angeles designer Joe Lucas talks the future of multilines, why he chose a street-level location over a design center, and how he handles design copycats.
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September 14, 2020
CB2’s president wants to keep pushing the envelope
In the latest episode of the BOH podcast, CB2 president Ryan Turf discusses the company’s brand evolution, why brick-and-mortar still matters, and how the right collaborations are pushing the retailer in a more design-forward (and designer-friendly) direction.
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August 24, 2020
How do you relaunch a century-old brand?
In the latest episode of the Business of Home podcast, entrepreneur Katy Polsby tells the story of rescuing heritage wallpaper brand CW Stockwell, why she’s choosing digital distribution over showrooms, and the legal entanglements that come with owning one of the world’s most iconic patterns.
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August 10, 2020
Jill Cohen made your favorite design book
On the latest episode of the BOH podcast, design publishing expert Jill Cohen explains what it takes to make a great design book, why the medium is here to stay and the biggest mistake designers make along the way.
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August 3, 2020
How performance fabric took over the world
On the latest episode of the Business of Home podcast, Ann Sutherland, co-founder and CEO of Perennials, discusses her company’s rocky early days, the rise of performance fabrics, and what new product represents the future of her company.
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July 27, 2020
Mikel Welch on bridging the gap between TV and high-end design
On the latest episode of the BOH podcast, designer Mikel Welch shares how his super-scrappy beginnings led to a career in TV, product design and high-profile private clients—plus, how he handles racist microaggressions on the job.
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July 20, 2020
Retail is broken. Is the pandemic our chance to fix it?
Guesst founder Michele Varian has long sought to reset the power imbalance between landlords and retail renters. The pandemic may help do just that, as tough conditions force negotiators to strike new kinds of deals.
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July 13, 2020
Why does a yard of fabric cost what it does?
On the latest episode of the BOH podcast, Stephane Silverman, founder of textile brand Castel, gives a master class on the inner workings of the fabric industry, breaking down everything from CFAs to pricing.
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