Fred Nicolaus
Executive Editor at Business of Home
Now: Executive editor @businessofhome Then: Member of the bands Department of Eagles and Golden Suits, writer for House Beautiful, Elle Decor, etc.
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1 day ago |
businessofhome.com | Fred Nicolaus
If anyone ever offers to take your picture while you’re in a recliner, say no. I learned this lesson the hard way, in the showroom of a high-end European furniture brand, stretched out in a sleek leather chair almost horizontal to the ground.
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1 day ago |
businessofhome.com | Fred Nicolaus
Lawson-Fenning, the designer-favorite Los Angeles furniture brand, has sold a majority stake of its business to Stand Out For Good, the parent company of faith-based apparel retailers Altar’d State, Arula, Tullabee and Vow’d. The deal will see Stand Out For Good executive Tana Ward become Lawson-Fenning’s new president, and founders Glenn Lawson and Grant Fenning will remain in leadership roles.
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6 days ago |
businessofhome.com | Fred Nicolaus
Griswold Textile Print, an 88-year-old Rhode Island screen-printing facility, is closing its doors. In an email obtained by Business of Home, the long-running company recently informed customers that it is rushing to complete its open orders before May 30, after which it will shutter permanently. The note referred to “unforeseen circumstances,” but did not elaborate on the reason for the shutdown. Representatives for Griswold did not reply to requests for comment by press time.
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1 week ago |
businessofhome.com | Fred Nicolaus
A good client is hard to find—precisely the problem Jackie Paulsen is trying to solve. This month Paulsen, the former chief marketing officer of Summer Classics, is launching an online platform that looks to pair homeowners with designers. The site, Home Design Guild, takes a thorough approach to vetting both sides, a process its founder says will feel more like being set up by a veteran matchmaker than mindlessly scrolling.
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2 weeks ago |
businessofhome.com | Fred Nicolaus
If you’re reading this, you’re probably not in the market for an interior designer. But if you go looking for them on Instagram—as this editor often does—you might notice something new: Designers have started advertising there. A lot. Amid ads for Pelotons and pants, firms of all sizes and experience levels are showcasing their work through sponsored content. This isn’t new exactly, but the phenomenon seems to have picked up steam recently.
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One of the inferences you could make of this motion to dismiss is that it's harder to establish IP protection for minimalist design than maximalist. https://t.co/cJmtiDUhc0
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