Tim Nelson

From recycled waste to revolutionary building materials, sustainability is at the center of this Bjarke Ingels Group–assisted model for climate resiliency

From wellness to westward migration, the American Society of Interior Designers’ 2022 Trends Outlook report reveals the biggest changes affecting the industry

Amid a broader atmosphere of labor activity, Etsy sellers are banding together to oppose new fees and policies

From towering Chippendale chests to portraits by Charles Willson Peale, the lots in this upcoming auction will delight history buffs and Americana fans alike

The family-owned French brand’s love of all things artisanal persists as it aims to breathe new life into Bernard Thorp’s dedicated practice

According to a recent study, an HGTV star takes a significant lead over others, but plenty of familiar names find a place in the top 10

With April 18 around the corner, here are the various options you have for filing both your personal and business taxes and for making every small business owner’s least favorite task a whole lot easier

Here’s what designers with a love of checkered textiles need to know

The reasons are more complex—and interconnected—than you might think

The marvel of glasswork and Art Nouveau style is one of two Tiffany Studios lamps being sold by the platform

The shoes are some of the last creations by the late, trailblazing designer

From what exactly an NFT is to the shifting relationship between digital and physical space, the future of design is waiting on the blockchain

Time and time again, companies selected an eerily similar shade

It’s the result of a lengthy investigation into the collecting practices of Michael Steinhardt

In a time of unprecedented transition, the color giant devised a new fusion of blue and violet red to highlight the collapsing boundaries between our physical and digital worlds

The notable happenings from this year’s regional design fairs, from San Francisco to Miami

First Lady Dr. Jill Biden chose to focus on a celebration of frontline workers and other “Gifts from the Heart”

Although some see more muted tones as keeping with the times, not everyone in the Bay Area is on board with the move toward monochromes

Launched by 1stDibs alum Carmine Bruno, the trade-focused platform gives buyers and sellers the freedom to transact on their own terms

Casper has struck a deal with private equity firm Durational Capital Management to go private