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Participatory event to focus on design, creativity and business resilience
Universal Furniture has rolled out its agenda for the Learning Center during the upcoming April Furniture Market. These events, scheduled from Friday, April 25 through Monday, April 28, offer various sessions designed to enhance knowledge in business management, team building, personal development and operations.
Leading furniture executives share insights during recent panel hosted by Intiaro in partnership for FMG buying group
(Greensboro, NC – January 6, 2025) – Science in Design is excited to announce a…
The initiative aims to create an inclusive and educational environment in the interior design industry by offering support to students with diverse perspectives through a national scholarship and mentoring program. With this new class of recipients, Thermador has now provided a total of 20 design students with access to key industry experts and opportunities since launching the program in 2021.
The panel, titled “How Luxury Design Clients Are Living Today,” will include top design professionals Sasha Bikoff, Corey Damen Jenkins, Kim Scodro and Barclay Butera. The speakers will discuss the industry’s changing definition of luxury, sustainability and multi-home families.
With some 20% of the population considered neurodivergent, it’s an enormous market — and an enormous opportunity for designers to do good. Don’t miss an Oct. 25 event in High Point focused on the subject.
The American Home Furnishings Alliance (AHFA) announces the first annual Furniture Safety Week will be October 7-11, 2024. The initiative is designed to engage all segments of the home furnishings industry in public conversation about furniture and home safety.
NeuroDesign Academy’s educational courses share factual and proven critical studies that show that up to 80-90% of health outcomes are determined by our homes and the built environment.