As the single-family new construction market stagnated in 2025 due to rising interest rates, lighting…
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Lighting veteran Lawrence Morgan has been named executive vice president of sales for Charleston, S.C.-based manufacturer Ro Sham Beaux. Beginning his career as a landscape lighting specialist, Morgan has previously held positions…
Next year’s ART Conference will be held at the Loews Ventana Canyon Resort in Tucson, Arizona, from May 13–15, 2026. This annual event – renowned for bringing together leading home furnishings executives,…
Dallas Market Center (DMC) and ART, the creative home furnishings network, have announced that the late John Feizy, founder and CEO of Feizy Rugs, will receive the Academy of Achievement honor at…
With the economy hard to pin down from one month to the next, manufacturers and retailers want fresh statistics on which home décor categories consumers have spent money on so far in…
Set to officially debut at the upcoming International Builders’ Show (IBS) in February, the 2026 Virtual Concept Home – a partnership between housing data provider Zonda and national home builder Fischer Homes…
Attendees who register online by October 10 for the Fall High Point Market (October 25-29) will conveniently receive their passes in the mail prior to market. The High Point Market Authority (HPMA)…
As long-time Lightovation exhibitors and buyers alike will remember, when World Cup events come to Dallas, hotel room vacancies are hard to get. For that reason, Dallas Market Center (DMC) has announced…
In an interview with Lighting News Now, Katharina Holtkötter discussed the details of the long-awaited return of the renowned German lighting manufacturer brand to the North American market. As it has…
Dallas Market Center (DMC) and ART, the creative home furnishings network, have announced the judges for the 36th ARTS Awards, taking place in Dallas on Friday, January 9 at Hilton Anatole hotel.…
At face value, the end of the de minimis exemption affecting the shipment of goods valued under $800 did not seem as if it would have any effect on the lighting community.…