Feizy, a respected leader in the luxury rug industry, took home six w3 Awards, including Gold in General Websites Redesigned – Shopping, alongside five Silver awards.
When the best source of future work is past clients, nurturing those relationships is an investment you can’t afford not to make. We give you some ideas for how to do it.
Inspired by nautical design, the collection features exceptional materials and textures in a soft neutral palette, such as classic teak, sailcloth-white stone, and durable, weather-resistant upholstery. Each piece offers modern silhouettes that reflect McGuire’s commitment to superior craftsmanship and enduring style, creating seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor living.
The International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) returns to New York’s Javits Center from May 18-20, 2025, with an exciting new theme, “Designing in Harmony.” Celebrating innovation, sustainability, and global collaboration, this year’s event promises immersive exhibits, dynamic programming, and valuable networking opportunities. Designers, architects, and buyers will discover cutting-edge designs in furniture, lighting, textiles, and more from top international brands. Don’t miss the chance to connect with the global design community.
Award-winning interior and product designer Jennifer Farrell has announced an exciting new collaboration with Emser…
n a powerful new collaboration with Shoppe Object, Amira Rasool, Founder and CEO of The Folklore, introduces the Black Lives Matter Action Initiative, offering subsidized booth space to Black designers. Read on to discover how this program is breaking barriers and providing invaluable opportunities to marginalized creators in the competitive design world.
With the arrival of the Spring 2025 Collection, McGee & Co. continues its tradition of drawing from classic West Coast influences and Spanish-style architecture.
More than just a trade event, Ambiente offers a glimpse into the future of design, where sustainability, material innovation, and playfulness take center stage.
Designer Hillary Cohen shares her journey from working at prestigious firms like Roman and Williams to founding her own design practice, HCO Interiors. With over 15 years of experience working on high-profile projects for celebrity clients, Cohen discusses the challenges of building her own portfolio, pricing strategies for new designers, and the evolving demand for multi-functional, functional designs in luxury interiors. Watch the full interview for insights on navigating the transition from employee to independent designer, client trust, and creating meaningful, personal projects.
We often think about objects like furnishings being acted upon (sat on, opened, moved), but this is a celebration of the designers who give their creations an autonomy of their own and the lessons we can glean from them.