Daily Furniture & Home Renovation Brief | 2026-03-29

Selected updates from the last 7 days for furniture and home improvement operators.

SEO Summary: Daily furniture and home renovation news roundup with market trends, design updates, and retail insights. Featured: Skyline Furniture's newest manufacturing facility has it eyeing growth, more workers; Why 1970s Interior Design Is Trending Again.

1. Skyline Furniture's newest manufacturing facility has it eyeing growth, more workers

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Skyline Furniture's newest manufacturing facility has it eyeing growth, more workers - Chicago Sun-Times clock CST_ Every story we tell is powered by you. The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Saturday, March 28, 2026 My Account Manage Account Log out Log In Donate Why are we asking for donations?

2. Why 1970s Interior Design Is Trending Again

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Here, the living room of Giampiero Tagliaferri, which includes many vintage pieces from the period. Photo: Samuel Frost Save Story Save this story Save Story Save this story For a recent project in Montauk , Robert McKinley painted the kitchen floor an unusual color: avocado green.

3. Interior Designers Say These 6 Tile Colors Are Totally Outdated

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Skip nostalgic shades like avocado green and overly bright tones that clash with today’s softer style. Opt for warm neutrals, natural stone looks, or nature-inspired hues for a fresher, more timeless finish.

4. 7 home design trends for 2026

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7 home design trends for 2026 | Keys Homes | keysnews.com Skip to main content You have permission to edit this article. PHOTO PROVIDED BY SHUTTERSTOCK Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save So far in 2026, home design is once again evolving.

5. The legendary Estadio Azteca completed renovation and it is stunning

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The famous footballing venue in the heart of Mexico City has seen some memorable nights in the past, but in recent years had fallen into a state of disrepute. What's more, they added new seats, a new sound system, two video screens, new locker rooms, and a hybrid pitch was installed.

6. Temple Square renovation: South tower crane and scaffolding down, art-glass windows up

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MDT View Comments Share A crew member meticulously places panels of art glass in the north entrance buildings on Temple Square in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, March 11, 2026. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints By Joel Randall Your browser does not support the audio element.