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This first-of-its-kind 3D visualization tool is web-based and accessible directly from a manufacturer’s website by designers and end-customers. The tool enables the user to apply any custom fabric or leather to a piece of furniture and see exactly what it will look like before placing the order.
Whether for a photoshoot, press material, or marketing content, designers can source the perfect pieces to enhance their work. Designers can visit the West Hollywood gallery to personally select artwork or work remotely with the MASH Gallery team to explore the gallery’s collections.
he Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) has opened an industry-wide search for three design-savvy TikTok personalities to take followers behind the scenes of the largest North American trade expo and professional networking event for the kitchen and bath industry.
Coming to High Point November 12 and 13, Design Forward is two days of education focused on designing with neurodiversity in mind. Divided into three tracks, sessions are tailored for interior designers and home furnishings professionals, REALTORS, and the greater community of parents, teachers, small business owners and others interested in connecting the dots between cognitive disabilities, disorders and design.
On Wednesday, October 2nd, members and guests of the Interior Design Society (IDS) gathered at La Fonda on the Plaza in Santa Fe, New Mexico to honor the winners of the 2024 Designer of the Year Awards. The evening was emceed by Carson Kressley.
The company’s HR team is organizing a collection of non-perishable items for employees directly affected by the hurricane. Essential items such as food, water, and sanitation supplies are being gathered at Hooker Furnishings’ Martinsville, Virginia and High Point, North Carolina offices, which will be delivered to those in need.
Lucy Interiors won ASID’s 2024 Community Impact Award for an engaging treehouse designed for a 10-year-old with cystic fibrosis. Executive Editor Julie A. Palm says it’s an example of the unique and important way designers can be of service to others.
September 24, 2024, High Point, NC… Gift for Life’s Home vs Hunger team brings its…
In addition to showcasing a broader range of styles, a newly enhanced design center will be installed with natural lighting and more square footage to create a more user-friendly experience.
The tailored trend program, From Culture to Product: Decoding the Consumer Mindset for the Spring Season, identifies key design shifts that impact the home market and highlights influences in seasonal style. Fashion Snoops will highlight four key trends, each of which reflects a broader shift in consumer preferences toward mindfulness, sustainability and a deeper connection with nature, for SS25.