Articles by Suzanne Ennis

At the trade-only High Point Market in North Carolina, the biggest buzz often surrounds new and returning collaborations between leading designers and home furnishing brands. That was certainly true at the fall 2025 market, held Oct. 25-29, where fres…

Your invitation’s been accepted and their tickets are booked — now all that’s left is making sure your guest room is as inviting as it is comfortable. Whether it’s a dedicated space or one that serves double duty, these 10 quick, affordable updates wi…

Lighting isn’t just functional, it’s a defining element of interior design. At the fall 2025 High Point Market in North Carolina (Oct. 25-29), designers and manufacturers showcased fresh takes on natural forms, earthy materials, artisanal craftsmanshi…

Designers, buyers and manufacturers gathered Oct. 25-29 in North Carolina for High Point Market, the world’s largest home furnishings event. Elegant silhouettes, handcrafted accents and eclectic vignettes on the trade showroom floors signaled a clear …

Great TV shows can make viewers feel like they’re part of the story, whether the setting is a New York coffee shop or a medieval castle. To turn that feeling into reality, five leading design and construction firms partnered with Houzz Pro and reimagi…

This Trending Now story features the most-saved powder room photos uploaded to Houzz between June 15 and Sept. 15, 2025.Small in size, big in impact — powder rooms are the ultimate playground for design creativity. Without the constraints of a full ba…

The quarterly U.S. Houzz Renovation Barometer asks more than 1,000 construction and architecture and design firms on Houzz about their expected, current and recent business activity. The just-released Q4 2025 Barometer, fielded Sept. 18-Oct. 6, also…

Construction professionals report renewed optimism in the final quarter of 2025 following a strong rebound in business activity in the third quarter, according to the Q4 2025 U.S. Houzz Renovation Barometer. Meanwhile, businesses in the…

Lighting design trends continually evolve based on a variety of factors, including cultural influences and consumer demand. That evolution is reflected in the new collections that manufacturers introduce at the trade-only High Point Market twice per y…

Natural motifs and materials, warm colors, inviting textures and curves have dominated home furnishings and decor in recent years. At the trade-only fall High Point Market in North Carolina (Oct. 26-30), manufacturers’ newest collections once again re…