Home Textiles Today

Home Textiles Today stands out as the leading brand in the home and textiles sectors, delivering a wide range of print and online offerings. This platform brings you the latest industry news, product trends, and new launches, along with exclusive research, consumer insights, solutions for store operations, updates from trade shows, and much more. Our categories encompass bedding, accessories, soft bath items, window treatments, rugs, hard bath products, as well as storage and cleaning solutions. With monthly features, daily updates during market events, a website refreshed every day, and regular e-newsletters highlighting news and products, it's clear that Home & Textiles Today is far more than just a monthly publication.

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Homeowners keep décor spending steady amid lower-cost remodeling projects

3 days ago | hometextilestoday.com | Joanne Friedrick

Palo Alto, Calif. — Homeowners invested less in remodeling projects in 2024, according to the latest U.S. Houzz & Home Study, while home décor spending remained steady. Among the 22,000 respondents, median spending on renovations fell to $20,000 among the 54% who took on a remodeling project in 2024. This was down about 17% from 2023’s $24,000 median amount.
Market-at-Market brings local flair, food and finds to High Point’s Center Stage

4 days ago | hometextilestoday.com | Spencer Musick

High Point, N.C. — The High Point Market Authority is launching a curated pop-up experience called “Market-at-Market,” taking place for the first time ever at Center Stage during the spring edition of High Point Market. The three-day event, set for April 26-28, will feature a range of local vendors offering retail, wellness services, food and gifts, designed to meet the needs of market guests between showroom visits.
Selling to the 1%? This strategist says to ditch the pitch and sell a story

1 week ago | hometextilestoday.com | Spencer Musick

High Point, N.C. — With retail facing the prospect of squeezed middle- and lower-income customers in 2025, high-net-worth buyers — and the luxury products they favor — could account for an outsized portion of consumer discretionary spending in the near and medium term. Developing durable strategies for targeting these buyers should factor heavily into the planning of brands seeking to grow sales among this segment.
Texas two-step: Ikea picks spots for more stores

1 week ago | hometextilestoday.com | Thomas Lester

Conshohocken, Pa. — Top 50 retailer Ikea U.S. announced a pair of store openings for later this year in Texas. In the fall, the Swedish retailer will open a small format store in Pharr in the Rio Grande Valley. Later in the year, Ikea will open a two-story, small format store in Dallas’ University Park neighborhood. When both are open, Ikea will have 12 total stores in the Lone Star State.
Wayfair keeps expanding scope of Way Day promotion

1 week ago | hometextilestoday.com | Joanne Friedrick

Boston— Wayfair is kicking off its Way Day sales promotion April 26 and running the event for three days across its online and physical store footprints. Recently launched programs, including Verified and Wayfair Rewards, are featured in Wayfair’s Way Day deals, with rewards members gaining early access and Verified items among those on sale.
Gift for Life and NY Now’s Aids Walk New York team is assembling. Here’s How You Can Join, Donate

1 week ago | hometextilestoday.com | Adelaide Elliott

New York – Gift for Life, a gift and home industry charitable organization, and tradeshow organizer NY Now are once again fielding a team for AIDS Walk New York, the largest single-day AIDS fundraising event in the world. “This is the 40th year of AIDS Walk New York and the Gift for Life/NY Now team has again set a goal of raising a minimum of $40,000 in support of this important event,” said Caroline Kennedy, Gift for Life/NY Now team co-captain.
Pre-tariff bump? Home furnishings store sales up big in March, says DOC

1 week ago | hometextilestoday.com | Thomas Lester

Washington — Furniture and home furnishings sales in March outpaced their 2024 numbers by more than seven points according to the Department of Commerce’s advance monthly estimates. For the month, the category totaled $11.67 billion in adjusted estimated sales, a 7.7% increase compared with $10.84 billion in March 2024. The March figure was down slightly, 0.7%, against February’s adjusted preliminary $11.756 billion. However, it continues a recent run of year-over-year gains since late 2024.
What's next for Broyhill brand after Big Lots? Gordon Brothers plans reboot

1 week ago | hometextilestoday.com | Thomas Lester

Boston — When Gordon Brothers bought Big Lots out of bankruptcy earlier this year, it — along with Tiger Capital Group and Hilco Global — acquired the rights to Broyhill in the process. And after it sold the Big Lots trademark to Variety Wholesalers, the three firms retained possession of the legacy furniture brand’s intellectual assets in a joint venture.
New York Tabletop Show vendors split focus between new product, new tariffs

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%.
Wayfair to vendors: Hold off on tariff increases

2 weeks ago | hometextilestoday.com | Thomas Lester

Boston — In a letter to vendors, Niraj Shah, CEO and co-founder of digitally native home furnishings retailer Wayfair, urged patience and timing as it relates to any tariff-related price increases. The letter, sent on April 8 and obtained by HTT sister publication Furniture Today, highlighted Shah’s thoughts on how to navigate the landscape, impacted by the Trump administration’s tariff announcements this month.