LOS ANGELES, CA (April 28, 2025) – Friends of Residential Treasures Los Angeles (FORT: LA) is pleased to…
Eight inspiring furniture and home décor products from nearly 40 finalists have been selected as ANDMORE’s Market Snapshot “People’s Choice” Award winners for the Spring 2025 High Point Market.
three leading designers—Laura Kirar, Susan Ferrier, and Paola Navone—offer intimate reflections on craft, mentorship, and meaning through their collections with Baker-McGuire. With distinct perspectives, they explore how thoughtful design becomes a legacy, a rebellion against disposability, and a deeply personal art form that honors both material and maker.
AI Product Photography Solution for Manufacturers Drives Unparalleled Quality, Efficiency and Agility at Scale
For many High Point Market buyers, the show is a prime time to sit — that is, to test out seating options to see how they feel. We’ve got a sample of new offerings, from sofas to benches to accent chairs.
The 40-year-old furniture company sees the new luxury upholstery brand as a way to reach style-driven retailers, e-commerce platforms and interior designers who seek “a shared creative experience.”
One of the jobs designers are tasked with is finding or even creating that special item that a client wants to pass down to the next generation. If a designer does not include “special” in their work, they will not have a career in design.
As High Point Market approaches, we’re getting a sneak peek at this season’s most exciting trends and product launches. From nautical inspirations and organic textures to bold collaborations like Missoni x York’s chevron wallpaper and playful partnerships like Novogratz x Pooky Lighting, discover what’s trending in luxury furnishings. Get ready for a season filled with stunning designs and craftsmanship.
If Euroluce offered a forecast, it was that light—at least in the European context—is being asked to do more: to feel more, to say more, to matter more.
It’s not about the polar bears: The burning need for design and infrastructure change in Los Angeles
After the 2025 wildfires devastated Los Angeles, it’s the city’s designers and architects who are stepping forward to reimagine what resilience looks like. This piece highlights the people and design strategies shaping a safer, more sustainable future for LA.