RH’s Happy New Year
Luxury brand is feasting during the famine Just before the holidays, RH announced its Q3 earnings report, a ritual enlivened by the earnings call and …
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Winter home furnishings market cycle begins this week
2025 show calendar kicks off with Dallas, followed by Atlanta, Las Vegas and more It’s that time of year again, for the winter market season …
Lighting News Now launching to serve residential lighting market
Veteran industry journalist Linda Longo named editor-in-chief HIGH POINT — HCG Media — publisher of Home News Now, Casual News Now, Design News Now and …
Taos Lifestyle: An example of retail at its best
Earlier this week, I was talking with a friend who owns a small business that creates and markets greeting cards, stationery, prints and some handmade …
Smart furniture market is poised for growth
After I bought my first smartphone, I remember thinking how aptly it was named because, based on its capabilities, it was clearly smarter than me. …
Tariff uncertainty looms large over international trade shows
Asian shows typically draw significant attendance from the U.S. market HIGH POINT — With the fall High Point and Interwoven market circuits a distant memory, …
Year-over-year October furniture orders flat, while shipments fell 5%
Smith Leonard Furniture Insights report says new orders in October ended 5 months of yearly declines between May and September HIGH POINT — Year-over-year new …
Out in the field: A recap of Home News Now’s 2024 travels
One of the best parts of our jobs here at Home News Now is traveling when time allows between deadlines of all sorts, including the …
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Tariffs: Another furniture industry carol
Two years ago, I used this space to bring you a home furnishings twist on “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year.” This reprise came a …
Personalization emerges as key differentiator in residential furniture sales
I’ve come to see technology as a two-edged sword. One side cuts through waste, redundancies, outdated procedures and policies, and more. And that can be …
