Technology
Hosted by ANDMORE’s CEO, Jon Pertchik, the podcast debuts today with the release of its first episode featuring design icon Thom Filicia.
Newly launched platform increases speed to market, cuts costs with scalability, total creative freedom
WizCommerce Launches WizStudio to Deliver Photorealistic Lifestyle Product Images, Saving Time and Cost for Wholesalers and Retailers at High Point Market This Fall
This edition for September 2025 covers digital arts & crafts, luxury’s embrace of indoor-outdoor design, an industry omen from New York Fashion Week, two opposing color trends and how Kyoto university’s newest quantum discovery will impact design and home furnishings in the next five years.
At the heart of the new Pro release is Pyxd’s most advanced AI engine yet, powering lifestyle scene generation with unprecedented realism, flexibility, and creative control. Alongside this breakthrough, PyxMagic Pro introduces new levels of automation that radically simplify workflows and deliver unmatched consistency at scale.
Artificial intelligence has long been part of design – precise, efficient, omnipresent. At the same time, there is a growing desire for the handmade, for intuition and irregularity.
Join us at High Point this October for a transformative day where science meets design—and where health and wellbeing begin with beauty.
Discover the innovative BBBL3 project—a transformative urban space designed for calm, introspection, and sensory engagement. Built in collaboration with ROAM Interior Design and powered by responsive AI, this space redefines public interiors by offering a dynamic, personalized journey that nurtures emotional well-being.
With AI hallucinations getting worse — and the bots producing some awful verbiage in the home furnishings industry — it’s clear that the high-tech aids still need your judgment, skill and creativity to put them to their best use.
My inbox is full of pitches from furnishings companies claiming their latest collections exhibit exceptional craftsmanship, are deeply rooted in cultural heritage and are redefining modern design. These descriptions are AI-generated.
Reading redundant drivel is going to make us all go mad, but for thought experiment’s sake: Is there an instance in which AI-generated product descriptions are fine? Do they tell us anything useful?