Filed under: Design, etc, News & Trends
What is The Donald up to now? Photo: Noel Vasquez, Getty Images
Reality TV stars are making waves throughout the home. Plus, there's a first for Martha in this week's home news.
You'll be able to keep up with the Kardashians throughout your home as sisters Kim, Khloe and Kourtney get set to launch a line of products for the house. How, you may ask, did this come about? We concocted the play-by-play.
Dog Fancy magazine is going to be celebrating an anniversary, too, and the cover girl on the special issue is someone you know.
Also in the magazine world, ShelterPop (that's us!) gives you a first look at Veranda under new Editor-in-Chief Dara Caponigro, formerly of the Domino empire.
We also caught up with Angela Adams to talk about her new line for Anthropologie.
Former supermodel-turned-home guru Kathy Ireland teams up with Bush Furniture on a new line of office furniture.
OXO marks 20 years of home product design with a commemorative take on its Y peeler.
The Las Vegas Market kicked off this week and buyers were ready to place their bets on a big show.
The Donald is helping some unlikely candidates find jobs in a collabo with Serta, the company that makes his brand of mattresses.
Shaw Living is coordinating its efforts to match broadloom products with area rugs in its new Woven Expressions line.
Want to know how the companies that make all the stuff in your home are doing? HFN has put its State of the Industry report online.
Leggett & Platt is playing the name game by giving new monikers to its consumer lines and adjustable beds.
It's going to get a lot tougher to buy something from a Jennifer Convertibles store as dozens of units are being liquidated.
Luxury interior designer Lina Quintero has launched the Lina Collection of fabric, which covers a wide range of design styles.