The woodworking and furniture technology business in Italy has seen a reduction in orders over the last nine quarters as the industry adjusts to the two-year post-pandemic boom in which the sector recorded formidable growth. This abrupt return to normal has pushed the indexes back to pre-pandemic levels, and so far, no signs of improvement can be seen.

This month's commentary contains mixed results in the 2024 housing forecasts, applicable housing data, remodeling commentary, and United States housing market observations.

One of the most well-known offices in the world — the Oval Office — is one that most people will never see. Until now. A new exhibit opens Monday that is a replica of that iconic office, and unlike the real Oval Office, tourists can go inside the replica, sit on the furniture and take photos.

The Lovesac Company, a technology-driven company that creates and sells unique, high-quality furniture through its proprietary Designed for Life approach that adapts to customers' changing needs, launched AnyTable, which the company says is the the "world's most versatile table that seamlessly enhances any Sactionals (modular furniture) living space."

Flexsteel Industries, a manufacturer, importer, and marketer of residential upholstered and wooden furniture products, has announced a partnership with 3D Cloud.

The event will bring together a group of U.S interior designers and journalists for a look into German kitchen designs.

The Designery Concord Owner Carolina Preciado hosted a grand opening on Sept. 18.

AI impacts interior design by enhancing creativity, streamlining workflows, and offering innovative tools.

Fleet safety claims are on the rise and woodworking businesses are at risk of major losses and driver safety issues today. As a leading insurer in the woodworking space, we have seen firsthand how frequent and severe driving related incidents can be to a business and employee safety.

British Columbia officials announced new financial support for forest-sector manufacturers throughout the province that the officials said will create jobs, strengthen local economies, and promote the transition to high-value, made-in-B.C. forestry products.