On Saturday, April 26, Moe’s Home Collection, the family-owned furniture wholesaler with a quarter-century of business experience under its belt, held a lunch-and-learn event at its High Point showroom. Moderated by Anastasia Casey—host of The Interior Collective podcast, founder of IDCO Studio and co-founder of Design Camp—the panel included Amy Pigliacampo of Amy Pigliacampo Interiors, Danielle Chiprut of Danielle Rose Design Co., Anna Kroesser and Amelia Strat of Kroesser + Strat Design, and Maura Dineen, creative director for Moe’s Home. Intrigued by the topic of entrepreneurship in design, more than 75 attendees, including notable industry pros plus journalists from across the country, attended the event. 

Following the discussion, guests perused the spring-summer 2025 collection, which is distinguished by its sculptural forms, playful silhouettes, and a palette of nuanced colors like mocha brown and cedar green. Characterful craftsmanship, textural fabrics and high-shine finishes exemplify the assortment’s depth of materiality, defining the aesthetics of the season. 

“It’s an exciting time for the Moe’s Home business, with a recent rebrand we premiered at Spring Market, double-digit year-over-year company growth as of Q1 2025, and a refreshed showroom,” said Dineen. “This panel was not only an opportunity to celebrate Moe’s new collection, but also a chance to bring together notable voices in interior design to share insights on how to successfully run a creative business. We’re thrilled that guests were engaged by both our spring-summer offerings and the wisdom of our panelists. We hope to see you all again back at High Point in October!”