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Mid century modern-meets-western at Ofland Escalante

The Western aesthetic is trending across creative fields, from fashion to music to interior design.…

Nynke Tynagel colors outside the Lines

Lately, Tynagel hasn’t been on top of what is happening in the design industry. She hasn’t been around for years at the big design fairs, instead she’s locked herself up in her studio and letting the inspiration come from within, her imagination or her immediate surroundings. In her case, design became more and more personal and its paid off.

NeuroDesign Academy: Redefining interior design through science and emotion

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.

Little Greene is ‘Double-Drenching’

Over the past couple of years, Little Greene has seen the Color Drenching design trend being used to transform spaces, radically changing the way in which color is used in the home.

Arteriors and Workshop/APD unveil transformative Fall 2024 collection: A fusion of materiality and movement

The esteemed architecture and design firm creates a 25-piece collection honoring transformation through materiality and movement.

Future-proof family homes with Salthouse Collective

As families evolve, their needs and preferences shift. Leigh Jendrusina, principal designer of Socal-based firm Salthouse Collective is an expert in designing adaptable family homes with thoughtful space planning, durable materials, and strategic design choices that allow for easy updates and modifications.

The future of DTC for home furnishings with Patten Brands’ Suze Dowling

Dubbed “the brand platform of the DTC era,” Pattern Brands focuses on acquiring and growing consumer brands in the $10-30 million annual revenue range.

Lake Como Design Festival sixth edition, “Lightness” program preview

Developed around the theme of lightness, the fil ruge of this new event that accompanies the visitor on a widespread journey, the exhibitions will be open to visitors from 15 to 22 September 2024. 

The sculptural renaissance: thinking about home design, art and real estate as one

The real estate, interior design and fine art sectors, in particular, are experiencing correlated growth. High-end real estate buyers are often interested in art as a financial investment and this synergy is evident in collaborations between real estate agencies and art curators, where art is not only used for staging but also offered as part of the property package. Today we’re focusing on one specific aspect of the market: sculpture and its broader implications for The Industry as a whole.

What do the cracks in the luxury market mean?

High-end brands and interior designers should be aware of warning signs — and possible bright spots — as they prepare for fall markets and plan for 2025.