Allison Zisko

1 week ago | designerstoday.com | Allison Zisko

The RW Collective is hosting a charity event, “Viva La Masquerade,” on opening night of High Point Market to benefit Harlan’s Place Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to adults with Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities. The RW Collective is a to-the-trade resource for retailers and designers whose brands include Atelier Home, Beyond Borders Furniture Co., Southern Sky Home, Padma’s Plantation, Jes & Gray Living, Rockford Trading Company, Threads Republic, and Bed Tech.

1 week ago | designerstoday.com | Allison Zisko

Wendover Art Group and Lowcountry Originals have partnered with interior designer Kelly Caron on a line of statement chandeliers and sconces that will debut at High Point Market later this month. Founded in 2009, Lowcountry Originals specializes in made-to-order, customizable lighting.

1 week ago | homeaccentstoday.com | Allison Zisko

HIGH POINT – The RW Collective is hosting a charity event, “Viva La Masquerade,” on opening night of High Point Market to benefit Harlan’s Place Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to adults with Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities. The RW Collective is a to-the-trade resource for retailers and designers whose brands include Atelier Home, Beyond Borders Furniture Co., Southern Sky Home, Padma’s Plantation, Jes & Gray Living, Rockford Trading Company, Threads Republic, and Bed Tech.

1 week ago | hometextilestoday.com | Allison Zisko

New York — The tabletop industry gathered for the New York Tabletop Show last week, one of the first domestic home furnishings trade shows to take place since President Donald Trump’s sweeping round of new tariffs took effect, including a punishing 104% tax on goods imported from China that became effective first thing as the show opened on the morning of April 8. Later in the day, President Trump authorized a 90-day pause on the specific reciprocal tariffs but raised the Chinese tariffs to 125%.

1 week ago | giftsanddec.com | Allison Zisko

At the Pioneer Woman Mercantile, an Oklahoma home goods store run by Food Network star Ree Drummond, one of the displays that drew a consistent crowd on a recent March afternoon was the table set with a few hundred salt and pepper shakers in every motif imaginable — pairs of pink fish with lipsticked lips, little bears dressed as brides and grooms, dachshunds dressed in Elvis costumes with black stylized wigs on their head.