1stDibs reveals Luxury E-Commerce Report for 2024

Designers like Charles and Ray Eames, Gio Ponti, and George Nakashima proved most popular among 1stDibs shoppers. Meanwhile, the Art Deco period rose 10 positions year-over-year as a search term in Chairs and ranked 13th in Furniture searches. The rise in popularity indicates that the luxe, glamour, and exuberance of the Art Deco period are in sync with current tastes for furniture and art that add visual interest to a room and have interesting backstories. 

Fabuwood expands to the west coast with state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and distribution center

The West Coast manufacturing plant is designed to accommodate growing demand,  ensuring the flexibility to scale as needed. This development allows Fabuwood to reduce  delivery times for West Coast customers, aligning with its mission to provide faster and  more efficient service. 

WAC Group appoints Keith Eagle new VP of Business Development

Mr. Eagle recently served as VP and GM for Signify Lighting (formerly Philips Lighting) since 2018. His leadership experience spans multiple channels, driving high-impact initiatives and fostering strong relationships with key stakeholders. He also held VP of Sales positions for Cree and Eaton/Cooper.

More than textiles: Heimtextil 2026 expands its product portfolio by non-textile floor coverings

Heimtextil launches a new product area for the 2026 edition. Non-textile floor coverings get a new base at the world’s leading trade fair for home and contract textiles in Frankfurt: ‘Flooring & Equipment’ ideally complements the existing portfolio with Carpets & Rugs – and offers an attractive addition for numerous visitor target groups as well as valuable new contacts. With the launch of the new area, Heimtextil once again proves itself as the global platform for the entire textile and non-textile interior design sector. 

AAHA Studio’s family-first business model

AAHA Studio founders Harper Halprin and Aaron Leshtz share the secrets behind their business growth, creative approach, and how they balance family life with a thriving design practice. Watch the video to discover how their unique blend of expertise and personal values shapes their innovative architecture and interior design projects.

Armen Living is saying cheers to the new year with a champagne brunch at Las Vegas Market.

Armen Living celebrates the new year with a special Champagne Brunch on the opening day of the 2025 Las Vegas Market. Debuting over 200 new products, including affordable luxury barstools and dining furniture, Armen Living invites the design community to explore their latest collections at World Market Center showroom B762, featuring a mimosa bar, delicious treats, and the chance to win stylish prizes.

25th annual Palm Springs Modernism Show features new record number of dealers

Celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Palm Springs Modernism Show during Modernism Week, February 14-17, 2025. With 138 dealers showcasing vintage and contemporary designs, plus a special display of Airstream trailers, this premier event promises an unforgettable experience for collectors, designers, and art enthusiasts.

Las Vegas Market gears up for 2025 buying event

Las Vegas Market Winter 2025, hosted at World Market Center Las Vegas from January 26-30, offers an unparalleled destination for buyers in the home furnishings, gift, and decor industries. Featuring over 3,500 product lines, immersive programming, and curated networking opportunities, this major event is packed with fresh innovations, new showrooms, and unique buyer experiences.

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Science In Design launches university initiative

(Greensboro, NC – January 6, 2025) – Science in Design is excited to announce a…

Smart home technology: Trends to watch from CES 2025

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 was packed with exciting innovations in smart home technology, from aesthetic upgrades to cleaning robots. Whether it’s tech that blends seamlessly into home decor to robot butlers, this year’s show had plenty to offer. But not every gadget hit the mark—some raised concerns about privacy and sustainability.