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Report: Consumers starting to pare spending on home
Aug.13,2020
New York – A new survey from Coresight Research finds that home is a top discretionary category where consumers have pulled back on spending.Read More + -
How to match colors in interior design?
Aug.06,2020
In this regards, today I am sharing an interesting color research recently published by Italian design brand Poltrona Frau.Read More + -
New COVID bill in Congress could be retailers’ ‘key to recovery’
Aug.05,2020
When the coronavirus pandemic first hit the U.S. economy this spring, Congress and the White House quickly came together to provide assistance to the thousands of businesses and millions of workers affected. The scale and speed of the packages they created were truly historic.Read More + -
Will COVID-19 lead to a suburban renaissance?
Aug.04,2020
The coronavirus may forever change American cities. What does that mean for designers?Read More + -
Consumers still leery of in-store shopping
Aug.03,2020
First Insight research finds uptick in home décor buyingRead More + -
More than 8 in 10 consumers will celebrate Mother's Day this year
May.15,2020
NRF's annual Mother's Day survey shows how consumers are adapting their spending and gifting plans in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Read More + -
How the health crisis has changed consumer behavior
May.13,2020
Retail Gets Real episode 168: From delivery to new essentials, NRF's Katherine Cullen shares the latest consumer data.Read More + -
Online browsing for home furnishings products jumps in March
Apr.26,2020
Home décor, office and outdoor furniture lead month’s category salesRead More + -
Want to know who's still shipping product? There's a crowdsourced list
Apr.24,2020
Pandemic or no, projects are still underway, and designers across the country are scrambling to answer a simple question: Who's still selling what? Amid a p…Read More + -
BBB: Temporary store closings take 42% bite out of sales
Apr.24,2020
Union, N.J. – Online sales are surging, but with just 170 physical stores still operating, total sales are plunging across Bed Bath & Beyond’s stable of retail chains.Read More +