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Average audio length:
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English
United States
7 episodes
since May 3, 2019
episodic

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Interior designer Libby Langdon sat down with HFN’s Andrea Lillo to discuss her product debuts at High Point Market this month, along with the three mistakes people make when designing their own homes, how she transitioned from a model and actress to an interior designer, and the role social media …

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Farooq Kathwari, the longtime chairman and CEO of Ethan Allen, sat down for a podcast discussion with HFN’s Allison Zisko about the ever-evolving nature of retail, his key leadership principles and his treasured pet, Pashmina.
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Everyone talks about experiential retail, but what does that look like, exactly? Camp is a new family experience store in Manhattan that seamlessly blends a wide-ranging thematic product assortment with highly interactive vignettes that change every three months.  Marketing Director Tiffany Markofs…
Timothy Oulton, the man behind the worldwide furnishings brand of the same name, has come a long way from when he first worked in his father’s antique shop—selling what he at first thought of as “dead people’s stuff.” Talking with HFN’s Andrea Lillo this month in New York, the China-based Oulton di…
Ikea opened its first planning studio last month, a prototype format in Manhattan that allows New Yorkers to explore small space living solutions. HFN’s Andrea Lillo traveled to the Upper East Side location to speak to Ikea’s Dan Desai about the new space, as well as James Futcher and Henrik Most, …
An institution in New York City for more than 30 years, Fishs Eddy is the place to go for dinnerware and entertaining accessories—and cheekiness. The flagship store, located on the corner of Broadway and 19th Street in a former Gorham Silver location, opened when Union Square wasn’t what it is toda…
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