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February 10, 2020
The adventures of Kathryn M. Ireland
Interior designer Kathryn M. Ireland discusses her charmed career, her casual approach to decorating, and the strategy behind her e-commerce and e-design startup, The Perfect Room.
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February 3, 2020
Sheila Bridges is always reinventing herself
Sheila Bridges discusses the slow pace of progress toward inclusivity in design, the legacy she’s building with her iconic Harlem Toile pattern, and why fame can be a double-edged sword.
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December 16, 2019
Kate Verner on how licensing has evolved
In the latest episode of the BOH podcast, licensing strategist Kate Verner shares why brands’ expectations are higher than ever, and why designers who want licensing deals must be patient and prepared.
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December 9, 2019
David Netto on a life in design
In the latest episode of the BOH podcast—live at NYSID—designer and writer David Netto discusses the story of his career, the troubles facing print media, and the parallels between design and storytelling. 
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December 2, 2019
What’s the future of design centers?
In the latest episode of the BOH podcast, Michael Phillips, the developer behind the Boston Design Center, gets real about how the design industry can better embrace change and cater to the modern consumer.
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November 25, 2019
Carleton Varney reflects on a colorful career
In the latest episode of the BOH podcast, designer and Dorothy Draper owner Carleton Varney shares lessons from working with famous clients, his philosophy on color, and why he’s not slowing down in his golden years.
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November 11, 2019
Charlotte Moss is an icon, not a brand
On the latest episode of the BOH podcast, Charlotte Moss joins host Dennis Scully to share stories from her iconic career, her take on tech and design, and wisdom to live by in business and life.
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November 4, 2019
Think the fabric industry will change overnight? Not so fast
In the latest episode of the BOH podcast, Fabricut VP David Klaristenfeld delves into the challenges and rewards of acquiring boutique designer brand Clarence House, the economics of sampling, and the state of the fabric world.
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