Textile designer Rusty Arena is known internationally for his handmade, custom couture wall coverings and fabrics. The artist's self-created method of production involves combining hand painting with ...

While High Point, North Carolina’s semiannual furniture market gets the most shine, the city’s other trade show — the Interwoven textile fair — offers an arguably better glimpse into the future trends ...

Charlotte Osterman’s happy family home in a popular West of the Trail neighborhood is a living laboratory for the light, bright, colorful textiles and prints she creates for her eponymously named ...

It's no surprise that a textile designer has a radiantly decorated home. Take a look at this Portland-based designer's particularly eye-catching interiors on Style Me Pretty Living. We've all heard ...

You’ve probably never heard of North America’s largest home bedding company. But every two seconds, a set of sheets manufactured by Alok International Inc. is sold. Nestled in its Dallas Design ...

Achieving sustainability in home furnishings is a work in progress. Saana Baker (Photo by Rayon Richards) For example, over the past five years, the most significant development in the textile ...

Interior designer Anthony Gianacakos’s work—whether he’s designing a living space for a client or a textile collection for his label Anthony George Home—is all about provoking people . . . “in a good ...

MILAN — It’s been six years since Armenian Lebanese interior designer Chahan Minassian made Venice his new home. Since then, he’s injected his flair into Venetian jewels like Abbazia San Gregorio, a ...

When Jalene Kanani, founder of Hawaiian-inspired home decor brand NOHO HOME decided to focus on finding more efficient ways to meet the scale and demand of her commercial clients, she quickly realized ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. The bursts of bold color punctuating the L.A. store H.D. Buttercup are ...

Although Madeline Weinrib didn't set out to become a textile designer, she has carved out quite a successful career as one. After studying in Paris, she began her professional life as a fine artist.