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Katie Ridder and Peter Pennoyer on the power of partnership

Episode 176

Interior designer Katie Ridder and architect Peter Pennoyer make for unique partners—they’re married, and they do occasionally collaborate, but the t…

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The Novogratz on the hard work of building a home brand

Episode 175

Robert and Cortney Novogratz are the husband-and-wife design duo collectively known as ‘The Novogratz.’ In the 1990s the two bought a condemned townh…

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High Point highlights with Kaitlin Petersen and Warren Shoulberg

Episode 174

Twice a year, thousands of designers, manufacturers and retail buyers flock to a small city in North Carolina for the biggest furniture trade show in…

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Do independent showrooms have a future?

Episode 173

Garry Martin, founder of The Martin Group multiline showroom, is a veteran of the industry and the longest-lasting tenant of the Boston Design Center…

4 years, 7 months ago

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Thomas Lavin: "There will always be multiline showrooms"

Episode 172

Thomas Lavin—founder of the Los Angeles multiline showroom that bears his name—got his start working in another showroom, Kneedler Fauchere, where he…

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The lead time crisis isn't over yet. Bew White of Summer Classics explains why

Episode 171

Bew White started Summer Classics in the late 70s, almost by chance. After coming across a tag in a shop with the words “Summer Classics' ' written o…

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Brian McCarthy: 'You're only as good as the time you put in'

Episode 170

Brian McCarthy began his career with a bang—right out of design school he was hired on at the legendary firm Parish Hadley, where he worked alongside…

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Interior design is getting faster. Victoria Hagan is ready

Episode 169

A celebrated interior designer whose work has graced the cover of countless shelter publications, Victoria Hagan, who is often described as the reign…

4 years, 8 months ago

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The state of design publishing with Suzanne Slesin

Episode 168

Editorial coverage of design wasn’t always meant for the masses—that is, until reporters like Suzanne Slesin started writing about it. Beginning in t…

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Tapping into the design zeitgeist with Minted CEO Mariam Naficy

Episode 167

A little more than a decade ago, the world of digital printing was a different place, dominated by manufacturers and largely devoid of artists and de…

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