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Outdoors is becoming an extension of the inside of a home, so here are some tips to help designers capitalize on this often untapped space.
Interior Design Society Members: Enter your favorite room in the Designer of the Year Awards for visibility and credibility!
Luxury interior design clients might be closer than you think, and they are willing to spend on the design and home furnishings they value.
Inspired uses of color in Key West businesses.
For a business owner or leader, half-time (halfway through the year) — or for a designer, halfway through a project — is very important. And by drawing on the analogy of professional sports, you can gain insights into how to approach this crucial elements of the game.
Furniture, Lighting & Decor editors traveled the country to see the latest the home furnishings had on offer in January in Dallas, Atlanta and Las Vegas.
What do books have to do with it? Like the book industry, technological advances are changing the way consumers research and purchase home furnishings, and we need to keep up.
If you're hoarding samples, here are some tips to help you de-clutter and get organized.
Assessing business costs, office culture and branding can help your interior design business grow in the new year.
Saucy tales from around the world courtesy of the high-flying Madcap Cottage gents. This week: Atlanta.
Farallon Restaurant in San Francisco uses unique decorative lighting fixtures to set an aquatic scene.
In this home that has a “place for everyone,” every room bids a heartfelt welcome.
Saucy tales from around the world courtesy of the high-flying Madcap Cottage gents. This month's stop: Dallas.
Pops of color pair with neutrals to create a bold look.
Are you aware of how digital technology can give you multiple passive income streams? If you’re looking for red hot interior design revenue streams that can bring dollars in the door, you’ve reached the right place.
For company owners who control the process, getting "fired" or turning the reins of your company over to the "next in line" means freedom.
Glaister translates her client’s personality and tastes with graceful function and ease.