
Reese Witherspoon’s Draper James and POLYWOOD have joined forces to create an outdoor furniture collection that blends timeless Southern charm with sustainable, all-weather durability. Inspired by the warmth of front porch living, this collaboration offers beautifully crafted pieces designed for gathering, relaxing, and making memories—season after season.

The Lone Fox has partnered with Joon Loloi to launch a timeless collection of rugs and throw pillows that blend vintage charm with contemporary design. Featuring elements like distressed checkered patterns, 18th-century French tapestry inspiration, and nature-inspired florals, this collection fits perfectly within today’s top interior design trends. Available starting February 24, the collection also includes a charitable element, donating part of proceeds to wildfire relief in Los Angeles.

Max Strang, FAIA, of STRANG Design discusses the influence of Gene Leedy’s architectural legacy, environmental modernism, and sustainable design practices in the context of today’s evolving urban and environmental challenges. With STRANG’s growing recognition and commitment to preserving the Sarasota School’s principles, Max offers a thoughtful perspective on architecture’s role in shaping the future.

With roots tracing back more than 60 years to Cairo, one of the earliest centers of architectural stone carving, Marmi has cultivated relationships with quarries across the globe, securing access to the rarest and most exceptional natural stones. The introduction of Marmi Editions is an extension of this legacy, bringing the elegance of natural stone into every room of the home.

n a powerful new collaboration with Shoppe Object, Amira Rasool, Founder and CEO of The Folklore, introduces the Black Lives Matter Action Initiative, offering subsidized booth space to Black designers. Read on to discover how this program is breaking barriers and providing invaluable opportunities to marginalized creators in the competitive design world.

Designer Hillary Cohen shares her journey from working at prestigious firms like Roman and Williams to founding her own design practice, HCO Interiors. With over 15 years of experience working on high-profile projects for celebrity clients, Cohen discusses the challenges of building her own portfolio, pricing strategies for new designers, and the evolving demand for multi-functional, functional designs in luxury interiors. Watch the full interview for insights on navigating the transition from employee to independent designer, client trust, and creating meaningful, personal projects.