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In the ever-evolving world of interior design and artistic expression, collaborations between innovative minds often give rise to extraordinary creations that captivate and inspire. One such captivating collaboration has recently emerged, uniting the renowned furniture brand Zuo Modern with the exceptionally talented artist Sarah Stieber for her highly anticipated spring showroom. The amalgamation of Stieber's artistic vision, Zuo Modern's stylish pieces, and the artistic lens of photographer Melissa McClure has resulted in a visual extravaganza that merges art and design in an enchanting way.

Sarah Stieber, an artist celebrated for her vibrant and expressive paintings, has long been a pioneer of transforming spaces into visual narratives. Her latest endeavor, the spring

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The Salone Del Mobile & Design Week Trend Report for 2023 has landed and it's a breathtaking display of creativity, imagination, and innovation. From playful patterns and vibrant colors to luxurious fabrics and unique materials, this year's show is a celebration of everything that makes furniture design so exciting.

One of the most striking trends of the 2023 Salone Del Mobile is the use of bold, colorful patterns on Teddy fabric. This soft and cozy material is being used in an array of eye-catching designs, from hand-drawn geometric shapes to colorful boucle. These playful patterns are adding an extra layer of visual interest to many of the latest furniture pieces and are proving a popular choice for designers and manufacturers alike.

Manufacturers and retailers who sell dressers, chests and similar clothing storage units are undoubtedly relieved that the Consumer Product Safety Commission finally came to its senses and approved furniture stability rules that were developed months ago by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM).

The new rules, which are set to take effect Sept. 1, are aimed at preventing tip-overs caused by small children who climb or play on the units. You’ve surely read some of the horror stories about these tip-over accidents – several of which have resulted in deaths and serious injuries.

According to Thomas Russell, editor-in-chief of Home News Now, the CPSC decided that the ASTM standards meet the requirements of the STURDY Act (Stop Tip-overs of Risky Dressers on Youth), which was signed into law by President Bid

The Mandalay Bay Convention Center was abuzz with excitement as the Hospitality and Design show brought together some of the most interesting suppliers in the hospitality industry. The show was especially busy this year, with lots of foot traffic and many old faces post-pandemic. It was great to see so many businesses investing in events and hospitality, reflecting a positive outlook for the industry as a whole.

One trend that caught the eye of many attendees was the focus on outdoor furniture. With impressive displays of patio and poolside furniture, businesses are investing in their outdoor spaces to create safe and comfortable environments for customers to dine and relax. The latest designs and materials

The High Point Furniture Show is a design lover's dream come true. This annual event brings together the most innovative and forward-thinking designers from around the world, all showcasing their latest creations in one of the largest furniture expos in the world. It is here that designers, manufacturers, and buyers come together to celebrate the art of furniture making, and where trends are born and propagated.

One of the most exciting names in contemporary furniture design showcased at the High Point Furniture Show this year is Zuo Modern. Our innovative company has been pushing the boundaries of furniture design for years, and their latest creations are no exception. Zuo Modern's designs are characterized by clean lines, bold colors, and unexpected shapes. They are constantly experimenting with new materials and textures, incorporating everything from acrylic performance fabrics to teraazo

As an Airbnb host, it's important to go the extra mile to ensure your guests have a memorable stay. Providing fun and engaging activities is one way to make your rental stand out from the rest. And that's where the Bonker 3-in-1 Table from zuomod.com comes in.

The Bonker 3-in-1 Table is an incredibly versatile piece of furniture that doubles as a pool table and a ping pong table. With a removable top, guests can easily switch between the two games, making it the perfect addition to your Airbnb rental.

The pool table surface comes complete with pockets and a set of billiard balls, so guests can enjoy a classic game of pool right in the comfort of your rental.

I’m anything but avid gamer, but in recent days I’ve had fun playing Design Home, a leading home decorating game that allows users to pick out brand-specific furniture and décor while designing everything from a new bedroom to that dream home.

I downloaded the app, which is available in the Apple Store and Google Play store, at the behest of Zuo CEO Luis Ruesga, who excitedly told me about his company’s new partnership with the game’s creator. The partnership allows Zuo items to be among the options from which players can choose when designing a bedroom, living room, home office or outdoor space.

“It’s a very cool way to extend the reach of our brand to more consumers and interior designers, especially tech-savvy Millennials who have grown up with video games,” Ruesga said.

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At last month’s Las Vegas Market – the most upbeat furniture industry show we’ve attended since the pandemic – there was a fair amount of discussion about the dreaded “R” word.

Are we in a recession now? Is a recession likely to occur later this year? Should we worry about a recession at all?

The most common answer to all three questions: I don’t know.

While that may seem like the classic evasive answer, it’s probably the best one, given the confusing and sometimes contradictory indicators we’ve seen in recent months.

January’s unemployment rate, for example, was only 3.4 percent – the lowest in decades. But the inflation rate was still uncomfortably high at 6.4 percent – although that was well below last summer’

The collaboration between the Las Vegas Market and four other major January trade shows has led Zuo to secure a high-profile sponsorship role at the annual Kitchen and Bath Industry show (KBIS), the premier event for kitchen and bath designers.

No, Zuo isn’t planning to add kitchen sinks or bathroom vanities to its product line anytime soon, but the sponsorship allows the company to tout its importance to the restaurant industry by supplying all the seating and other furnishings for a lounge that will host a variety of presentations at the KBIS show. (Restaurant designers shop KBIS because, after all, those businesses need kitchens and bathrooms, too.)

Both shows take place Jan. 29-Feb. 2 in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Market, where Zuo maintains a year-round showroom, is at the familiar World Market Center, while KBIS is at the recently e