The modern corporate office is renowned for open, collaborative work spaces, in-house coffee bars and standing desks with room for two giant computer monitors. Soon, there may be a new must-have perk: the sneeze guard. This plexiglass barrier that can be mounted on a desk is one of many ideas being mulled by employers as they contemplate a return to the workplace after coronavirus lockdowns…

Not in recent memory have so many Americans carried out nearly every aspect of our lives—working, schooling, resting, playing, eating—at home. Spending so much time at home has meant we’ve had to rethink the way we use certain spaces, from setting up workspaces inside and out to popping up virtual happy hours from our living room sofas.

I went into the details of why “trust” and a reduced supply chain are going to be essential, post Covid-19, but I couldn’t top the absolute genius of Kravet.

Look at the brief, yet powerful language they have added to their Website…just for you, the interior designer.

Yes, this post is entirely promotional, so if you’re not interested in learning about the new IDMBA Affiliate program, feel

Okay, I admit. That’s a pretty bold topic but the fact is, I think there are some “realignments” that are

Almost a month ago I launched a national survey to take the pulse of interior designers in every corner of

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I’ve written a lot about how the real threat to your earnings is that every hour of billable time generates

Luxury is the Ultimate Safety Net I’ve written before that given the current economic mess, you’re fortunate to be an

I had started on a bit of a reading tear even before having to shelter in place. (Something I do

As you probably know, I launched a survey two weeks ago to take the pulse of the interior design community

We’ll all be reading about and talking about and reflecting upon the coronavirus crisis for the rest of our lives.