Home furnishings veteran Luke Schoenly has been named the new vice president/sales and marketing for…
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The HKTDC Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Spring Edition) and the 3rd HKTDC Smart Lighting Expo will be held April 20-23 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Under the theme “Go Smart * Live Green,”…
Home furnishings veteran Luke Schoenly has been named the new vice president/sales and marketing for New York-based Innovations Lighting. With more than 25 years of leadership experience in the home décor industry,…
Century Furniture will launch its lighting line at High Point Market. LNN’s Style Editor finds out why the timing is right and how the new vertical makes sense for the company. …
When it comes lighting, Emily Winters Posselt craves the artistic and unpredictable — and has very specific feelings about Kelvin temperature. By Julie A. Palm For interior designer Emily Winters Posselt, lighting…
Dallas Market Center has announced a shift in the Lightovation date pattern beginning next January, in response to input from retailers, manufacturers, and reps. Considering that many lighting showrooms use the opportunity…
The National Lighting Bureau has released two discussions in its Annual Lighting Forum video series. The National Lighting Bureau (NLB) has released the first two programs in its 2026 Annual Lighting Forum…
Lighting veteran Ken Rainbolt has joined Toronto-based lighting manufacturer Eurofase as national sales manager for U.S. showrooms and electrical distribution. Previously Rainbolt has served in executive sales roles for companies such as…
Renowned ceramist Stefanie Hering is bringing her prowess in crafting tableware, giftware, and lighting in porcelain to the Studio M brand. Los Angeles-based Studio M – the design-centric brand of Maxim…
Lighting and home décor veteran James Ashley – whose previous roles include executive sales positions with Hunter, Elk Home, Eurofase and most recently with Gabriella White – has joined Jaipur Living as…
After years of mostly clean-lined, neutral interiors, could Americans be ready to embrace the lush, layered, colorful look of maximalism? By Julie A. Palm After years of mostly clean-lined, neutral interiors could…