Interior designer and home-goods store owner Michael Cox of Foley&Cox discusses his town’s wild three years, as well as his hunting genes and why he loves a browsing day-tripper.
Nebraska-based interior designer and retailer Lorele Lesoing discusses how she balances all arms of her business and why being a small retailer gave Lee Douglas the inventory advantage over big-boxers.
With a new book out now, interior designer Lizzie McGraw of the shop Tumbleweed & Dandelion looks back at 25 years in business on the famed Abbot Kinney Boulevard.
Meghan Basinger, the owner of interior design studio and retail shop Stevie Interiors, discusses her unconventional career and how she’s carved out a space in Atlanta’s crowded decor market.
Merchandise expert and founder of EtúHome Stacy Borocz explains how she built a thriving vertical business in Hungary importing and modifying European antiques before finally opening decor shops in Atlanta and Charleston.
Suzanne Duin, the interior designer and owner behind Houston antiques and accessories shop Maison Maison, discusses being a member of the “touch-feel” society, catering to the trade and worrying about the future of custom lampshades.
Kelly Tweeden and Michael Shea, the husband-and-wife duo behind Harbour Honest Goods, in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, discuss how their backgrounds in product and retail design prepared them for the ups and downs of small-town retail.