Kya deLongchamps sees Lucite as a clear winner for collectors.

People now want to come home after work to the plush cosiness they would get if they went out for drinks or food, writes Denise O’Donoghue

From bathrooms that make a splash to candles and winter throws to keep you toasty, Esther N McCarthy wraps up her must-have home products for the week.

IKEA in Ireland have announced a rise in sales for the financial year ending August 31, 2018.

Rose Martin likes the summery feel of a new range of outdoor furniture from Made.com.

Rose Martin suggests an inspiring day out and looks at reasons why two large schemes are attracting objectors.

Carol O’Callaghan talks personal taste and living life with furniture designer/maker, Fergal O’Leary at home.

After seasons of same old, same old, outdoor furniture styling is finally perking up, says Kya deLongchamps.

We’re a nation of optimists, at least when it comes to the weather and the possibility of summer being a scorcher, writes Carol O’Callaghan.

Sam Wylie-Harris looks at a palette of pink accents in furnishings and fabrics for the coming season. Pink is spring’s biggest fashion trend — and where designers lead — interior decorators soon follow.

At Your Service star Francis Brennan talks to Deirdre Reynolds about his new product range for Dunnes Stores that has been a long time coming

Ikea Group has laid out plans to accelerate its expansion in China and open its first store in India as the world’s largest furniture retailer seeks to boost sales by almost 50% over the next four years.

Kya de Longchamps explores some seductive Italian furniture by resonant design names, that was the height of fashion in the 1970s and which is now coming round again and is highly collectible.

Carol O’Callaghan gets inside the January furniture shopping spree. 

An Irish Regency brass inlaid sofa table (€3,000-€5,000) and a marquetry inlaid display cabinet (€2,500-€3,500) are among the delights at Hegarty’s sale in Bandon next Tuesday at 6pm.

We're not sure if it is the playful panda, the people in full lycra suits or the random moving furniture but we really like this IKEA advert currently showing in Malaysia.

Two new furniture stores open this week in Cork, underlining economic recovery and increased consumer spend.

Ikea has warned customers that they must use a wall- anchoring kit with its drawers and dressers after two US toddlers were killed last year.

Des O’Sullivan finds considerable variety on display at Woodwards upcoming event.

The lawyer for the state-owned Irish Bank Resolution Corporation threw the kitchen sink and $300,000 (€220,000) worth of other furniture at David Drumm yesterday in Boston.