Decor News Now has announced changes to its editorial team. Current DNN Editor-in-Chief Julie A. Palm…
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Universal Furniture’s learning center is rolling out its largest lineup of educational sessions this spring…
The Vacation Rental Design Summit, a new industry event produced by High Point x Design…
American Leather Holdings has rebranded as Artisant Lane. The Dallas-based holding company serves as the…
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There was much to glean about where commercial art is trending last week at Saatchi Art’s Los Angeles fair. The mission of “The Other Art Fair” is to support emerging artists and make contemporary art accessible to a wider audience (See: Younger millennials and Gen Z). Fair entry was $25/day and end caps between rows of artist’s booths featured curated selections of works under $500. The fair leans heavily into its ‘otherness’ and prides itself on rebelling against the mainstream.
When outfitting or updating their living spaces, many consumers start with sofas, and they are…