In honor of WIL’s five-year milestone, ALA will give away five delegate registrations to the 2023 ALA Conference in a special drawing.

Lightovation has announced the launch of Interior Designer Preview Day, taking place on Tuesday, June 20. 

The International Casual Furnishings Association announces the finalists for three prestigious awards to be presented at the ICFA Awards Gala during Casual Market Atlanta in July.

Can we incorporate AI programs into our businesses to get creativity flowing and/or help streamline tasks?

In the fast-paced world of design, one partnership has proven to be unwavering: the sibling duo behind Nader’s Gallery.

Kathy Juckett, CEO of Telescope Casual Furniture, shares her journey in the casual furniture industry.

IIDA will host a series of webinars and keynotes at NeoCon in June.

In June 2020, more than half of North American buyers surveyed by Shopify said the COVID-19 pandemic had changed the way they will shop going forward. Looking back, how did this play out?

In 2023, designers can elevate a client’s lifestyle with high-performance homes that redefine functionality and offer unparalleled luxury.

The International Society of Furniture Designers has named 12 new board members. 

The Pearl Collective and Interior Talent asked designers about their challenges finding and securing good talent. The data reveals some of the challenges and solutions of the past few years.

Designers have long been on the fence about incorporating kitchen and bath design into their practice.

Starting in 2023, Science in Design will offer certification programs for those in the design industry. 

Sharon Sherman shares how she assesses her potential clients to ensure a working relationship that is effective for both you and the client. 

With its vast knowledge base and natural language processing abilities, ChatGPT can generate high-quality content ideas on a wide range of topics related to interior design, lighting and home furnishings.

The sponsored spaces can be used for large or small industry gatherings.

The American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame Time Capsule is accepting ideas and submissions through April 17. The capsule will be opened in 50 years.