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Chihuly Studio’s “art for all” approach helps them grow with their audience

When it comes to brand collaborations, Chihuly Studio ensures Dale Chihuly’s iconic artistic vision remains the driving force, even when the goal is reaching an increasingly wider, and younger, audience. 

Who needs an interior designer?

Has a do-it-yourself mindset conditioned people to think they can manage the complexities of interior design on their own?

Abandon your design bias

Austin Allen James’ thought-provoking piece explores how to escape design monotony by blurring the lines between art forms.

NYCxDESIGN festival releases 2024 programming and events guide

Announcing this year’s emblematic theme – ‘Design is All Around Us’ – NYCxDESIGN highlights community, inclusivity, and the broad coalition of design disciplines.

Art Meets Innovation: TRAME Unveils Martin Grasser’s Customizable Mirrors at ICFF

TRAME (trameparis.com) —a dynamic and pioneering studio at the intersection of art, design, technology, and craft, presents Martin Grasser’s ‘Portraits’ at The International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) running from May 19 to May 21.

Designer Kate Marker’s expanding universe

The Chicago-area designer has built a business intertwining residential design, vacation rental and retail divisions. Now she’s adding author to her list of roles. Learn how she gets it all done.

Schumacher knows how designers shop

Schumacher & Co. CEO Timur Yumusaklar and creative director Dara Caponigro sit down with DNN Editor in Chief Courtney Porter to discuss the 135-year-old heritage brand’s expansion of its physical footprint in Charlotte and beyond.

Finding the “wow factor” with designer Deana Lenz

For interior designer Deana Lenz, creating a memorable living space goes beyond selecting furniture and finishes. The key, she says, is finding that elusive “wow factor” that elevates a project from mundane to extraordinary. Where does a designer like Lenz turn to find it?

The rise of artificial intelligence in interior design: industry experts give us a glimpse of the future

Designers and architects have incredibly complex jobs, which means the possibility of their roles being replaced by AI in the near future is highly unlikely. The bigger concern should be around other designers who are adopting AI to get ahead.

How to succeed at short-term rental design

Short-term rental design differs from residential work in ways that make it lucrative and appealing. That was the message of a keynote panel of successful designers at the second annual Vacation Rental Design Summit in High Point. Is it time for you to give it a try?