Julie A. Palm

Julie A. Palm is style editor for both Design News Now and Lighting News Now. She grew up with a DIYer mother who spent weekends browsing vintage stores, painting and decorating, giving Julie a love of all things home. Julie has covered the home furnishings industry for nearly three decades. In her role as style editor, Julie is thrilled she can focus on two of her favorite parts of the business — interior design and lighting.

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Lidia Valdivia Moonstone Design & Build
Lidia Valdivia Is Building Something Different

At Moonstone Design & Build, a foundation in the trades meets a fearless approach to…

Amber Lewis Interiors book review
Patience, Panic and Beautiful Interiors: Amber Lewis’ Latest Book

In her third book, Amber Lewis opens up her design process, revealing the decisions, discoveries…

Onnie
Onnie: A Designer’s Eye, Collected

Andrea Goldman translates two decades of interiors experience into a 115-piece debut where original designs,…

What Drives Gen Z to Shop for Home Furnishings?

The youngest generation of home furnishings shoppers — Generation Z — is driven more by…

Emily Tucker
Emily Tucker: Tradition, Tailored for Today

From layered, character-rich interiors to disciplined systems behind the scenes, Emily Tucker is building a…

Primary Bedroom
The Primary Suite Wants It All

Today’s bedroom is part sanctuary, part spa and increasingly a home unto itself. Designers reveal…

Bedroom Design by Elan Design House
The Most Personal Room in the House

The most private room in the home is also becoming its most expressive. The primary…

HGTV Design Star Britney Simon
Beyond ‘Design Star’: How Britany Simon Built a Business Around Doing What She Loves.

The Scottsdale designer shares the business strategies that keep her profitable, inspired and focused on…

Wildwood Kate Desk
The Home Office Edit: What Designers Are Specifying Now

From sculptural desks to hardworking storage and the elusive stylish ergonomic chair, designers share the…

Beyond the Desk

From Zoom-ready backdrops to hidden workstations, designers are creating home offices that work harder—and look…