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Design, like any creative field, is a constant continuum of inspiration. Creatives working today are indelibly impacted by those who came before them—as they make work that will in turn inspire a new generation. In celebration of Black History Month, House Beautiful decided to ask some of our favorite designers of color to name the black creatives that have most inspired them.

Nonprofit highlights the work of BIPOC designers in remodel of Pittsfield fire station into affordable apartments.

Furniture Industry News: The Kaleidoscope Project will make their announcement during their High Point Market panel on October 22 at The Point.

Furniture Industry News: Launch event at Fall Market developed in partnership with High Point Market Authority.

Furniture Industry News: Commerce Ave. pop-up is popular site for educational, social events and more.

David Carver offered Amy Lynn Schwartzbard a list of projects he's working on and she picked the firehouse.  PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The former Tyler Street firehouse is...

CT Management and The Kaleidoscope Project invited four teams to design four apartments in a renovated firehouse on Tyler Street in Pittsfield. The apartment spaces, all shaped by designers and

Retail Furniture News: Las Vegas Market Leads in Winter Market Education with 30+ Sessions, Las Vegas Market presents a comprehensive schedule of more than 30 engaging webinars, seminars and events for its Winter 2022 staging – January 23-27, 2022 at World Market Center Las Vegas

When you start to think about furniture for the long haul, though, a new sofa will be one of the cornerstones of your living space. | realestate.boston.com

The Kaleidoscope Project Celebrates BIPOC Designers by Transforming Historic Inn into a Showhouse May 25, 2021 Room by Rasheeda Gray. Photography by Frank Frances. Tucked away in the Berkshires, a historic inn has morphed into a showhouse of diverse design talent after co-founders of The Kaleidoscope Project—Amy Lynn Schwartzbard, Patti Carpenter, and Liz Nightingale—dreamed up the idea nearly six months ago. “It feels really surreal,” says Carpenter, who also is principal of carpe...