Homebuyers want houses with plenty of bedrooms, but many of those spaces are going unused. Is it time to reconsider how we build and create more flexible spaces?
Atlantic writer Derek Thompson says we’ve been living in an “anti-social century.” Can interior design strategies and home furnishings, like a new gaming collection from Society Social, get people to spend time together again?
RH is focusing on the category and the NKBS | KBIS show is just around the corner. Discover how kitchen and bath trends are shaping the home furnishings industry in 2025. From RH’s game-changing Waterworks integration to vibrant color palettes, biophilic designs, and seamless tech, dive into the innovations transforming these essential spaces.
At the time of new year goal setting, author and podcaster Kendra Adachi suggests focusing on things that are already going well.
What will define interior design in 2025? We share highlights from recent forecasts and see what some designers have to say.
Trauma-informed design can create empowering, comforting spaces. And with experts estimating that 90% of the population has experienced trauma, the principles could be widely adopted.
If adopting new AI tools is in your plans for your design firm in 2025, there are things you can start doing now to prepare yourself and your team, even before you start using a particular application.
Ten years after launching the nonprofit Savvy Giving by Design, designer Susan Winstersteen and her team are rolling out the Savvy Giving Design Coalition, a new national initiative for interior designers, architects and brands.
The latest exclusive Consumer Insights Now research hints at ways interior designers can reach new clients and serve them most effectively.
The High Point Market doesn’t just embrace designers, it is, in many ways, oriented around them. But interior designers are making their mark on the show, too.