Daily Furniture & Home Renovation Brief | 2026-04-02

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: Arhaus Announces Evolution of Trade Program to Deepen Engagement with Interior Design Community; 11 Home Decor Trends Our Design Historian Is Happy To Leave Behind In 2026.

1. Arhaus Announces Evolution of Trade Program to Deepen Engagement with Interior Design Community

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The update underscores Arhaus’ focus on expanding its Trade business and strengthening relationships with the professional interior design community. Get the latest news delivered to your inbox Sign up for The Manila Times newsletters By signing up with an email address, I acknowledge that I have read and agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy .

2. 11 Home Decor Trends Our Design Historian Is Happy To Leave Behind In 2026

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Sage walls and accents, indoor jungles, pale wood, and stainless everything once felt fresh, trendy, and progressive in all the right ways. We love a touch of sage, both the plant and the color, but, like anything, once it's overused, it becomes stale.

3. Designers Say These ’80s Decor Trends Are Making a Stylish Comeback

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Designers are embracing plenty of retro '80s trends in modern homes, from wood accents to colorful tiles to oversized furniture. We tapped designers to explain why these totally tubular features are trending and how you can incorporate them in your home without making it feel like a time capsule.

4. 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.

5. Park City’s Yarrow will temporarily close for major renovation

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Credit: Jonathan Herrera/Park Record A stalwart Park City hotel will close temporarily in the coming days for a major renovation that is expected to stretch for up to a year. The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Park City – The Yarrow is scheduled to close on Wednesday to allow the crews into the building for the renovation.

6. Church Leaders Invited to Free Workshop on Construction, Renovation and Future of Worship Spaces

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(Consociate Media) WILLIAMSBURG— As churches across Hampton Roads navigate changing attendance patterns, evolving ministry needs and aging facilities, a group of local experts is coming together to help congregations plan for the future. The free half-day workshop is designed for church leaders, building committees and ministry decision-makers who are considering construction, renovation or facility upgrades.