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November 19, 2025
How will the tariff era shape design aesthetics?
It’s difficult to write history while it’s still happening, and the long-term effect of the president’s trade policy is uncertain. To get a sense of the possibilities, Business of Home reached out to designers and industry experts to explore what tariff-related factors might affect the look of our homes.
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November 5, 2025
How to weather an economic slowdown
Whether we’re officially in a recession might still be something for economists to debate, but what can designers do now to stay ahead of a fragile economy? BOH spoke to six business coaches to find out.
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October 22, 2025
Quince sells a lot of sweaters. Can it sell sofas?
The DTC lifestyle brand’s curated-yet-affordable model has achieved swift success in apparel, beauty and small home goods—but can it do the same with leather sectionals and dining room tables? Fred Nicolaus reports.
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October 1, 2025
Cheers and fears greet Trump’s cabinetry tariffs
As a wave of new tariffs rocks the home industry, some in the U.S. kitchen and bath cabinet business are looking on the bright side of the new policies set to start ramping up in mid-October. Others are more apprehensive.
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September 24, 2025
The British design invasion is here
A surge of fresh design connections, collaborations and cross-pollinations are strengthening industry ties between the transatlantic cousins, including a new exhibition of British design next month in New York and a gathering of U.S. designers and U.K. brands this week in London.
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