Walker Zanger, makers of a  luxury brand in tile and slabs, has launched a new website. The recent upgrade was designed with the emphasis on better serving their dealer and distributor network and providing customers with an easy-to-navigate platform to find the appropriate product for their project. 

Wood-Mode Fine Custom Cabinetry has embarked on an 18-month initiative, dubbed Focus Forward Initiative, that represents one of the largest strategic financial investments in the company’s storied history. 

Designing for small spaces is nothing new to Genesis Products. Located in the heart of the RV manufacturing country, they have been designing and producing RV and tiny-home interiors since the company’s very beginning some 20 years ago. 

Brian Boggs Chairmakers releases award-winning mahogany porch swing design that updates classic style.

Despite production bottlenecks and rising construction costs, total housing starts led by strong multifamily numbers posted a solid gain in February. Demand stayed strong and existing inventory remained at low levels, according to the National Association of Home Builders.

LOS ANGELES – Furniture startup, Dims, recently launched an outdoor furniture line by Dutch designer Christian Heikoop, and now the Los Angeles-based company is gearing up to launch a line of furniture NFTs based on Heikoop’s designs. Eugene Kim, Dims’s founder and CEO, said in a statement, “Crypto and smart contracts had been on our radar for years, but once NFTs took center stage last year, we started to understand how some of the technology could be harnessed for what we do.”

CB2 released its Next in Design Report, an annual report offering interiors insights for 2022 paired with a look back at what defined our homes in 2021.

‘Everything is doable’ including leather and stone when you’re fully plugged into your material options. Just ask Boutique Closets and Cabinetry.

Walker Zanger, a supplier of slab and tile, plans to make investments in equipment and personnel at its Mexico factory – Ceramica Antique. 

MillerKnoll recently confirmed a partnership with World Life Productions (WLP) on its documentary about mid-century modern architecture and design, The Harvard 5.