The pandemic had a chain reaction, affecting all facets of life — how we work, socialize, shop, and connect. One clear impact of the outbreak has been the rapid transition to online shopping — even..

The outbreak has transformed life as we know it. It has forced many manufacturers to pause operations and retailers to close their brick-and-mortar stores and move their businesses online. We..

Furniture businesses are finally getting a grip on the current situation. After four months of fear and uncertainty, it’s time to get back on track and prepare for the new normal.

COVID-19 has had dramatic effects on consumer behavior and shopping patterns across every category. Furniture is no exception. 

With the initial shock of the COVID-19 crisis slowly wearing off, furniture brands and retailers are looking ahead and adapting to meet the demands of a new reality.

Change is a constant in business. But when faced with exceptional events — like the COVID-19 outbreak — companies need to take a hard look at their tools, systems, processes, and strategies.

Even for an industry like furniture, accustomed to dealing with big challenges, the COVID-19 pandemic is unique. In our first outlook, we talked about how this outbreak may affect the furniture..

To say that COVID-19 is a virus that infects only humans would be an understatement. If we look at the full scope of its impact (to date) on the world as we knew it before the pandemic, I’d rather..

Over a few days, everything changed. Coronavirus (COVID-19) is officially a global pandemic. People are staying home, and brands are reallocating resources and figuring out the best way to overcome..