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Martha Stewart's company hit a bit of a rough patch, while the Royal Family does its part for the environment. That's a mere smattering of what made headlines this week.
Prince Charles must figure if the Royal Family can recycle, then why can't the whole U.K.? He's having some curtains at his Clarence House home turned into carrier bags. Plus, he's hosting a garden party in September. Right on, Prince Charles!
Designer and architect David Rockwell brings his talent to The Rug Company for his first product introduction: A collection of hand-knotted rugs.
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia had a rough go of it on Wall Street this past week as the publishing portion of the company continues to struggle.
Apple is thinking home and office decor with its range of color options for the Mac mini.
Furniture retailer American Signature is still going forward with its launch of NBA star LeBron James' children's line -- even in the Ohio area, where he's public enemy No. 1.
Homedics, maker of personal care products, is getting into bedding with Hollander Home Fashions.
Get ready to mark your ballots: Market-goers will be able to vote in the first Gift for Life/New York International Gift Fair Product Design Competition as the finalists have been chosen.
Now you can fancy up the floor in your child's room as high-end area rug producer Safavieh unveils its first kids collection.
Ethan Allen has rolled out a new website for its contract business, which offers product and interior design for the company's hospitality and commercial clients.