PCBC 2026: Why Square Footage Is Losing to Performance
Homebuyers are prioritizing performance over size. See what PCBC 2026 revealed about the shift redefining home value.
Read More
Tag: Conferences
A National Competition Rethinks Housing with Collaborative R&D
How the Housing Innovation Challenge is turning universities into R&D partners for homebuilders to lower the true cost of homeownership.
Read More
From Resort to Residence: Hospitality Trends Transforming Today’s Homes
Discover how luxury hotel and resort wellness design trends are transforming today’s homes — featuring key insights from HD Expo 2026.
Read More
Emerging Trends in Tile: Texture, Craft, and Quiet Luxury
Emerging trends in tile design from Coverings 2026: how porcelain tile is evolving from functional finish to an expressive design element.
Read More
Best of NHS Concept to Commerce: A New Wave of Practical Innovation
Our favorite innovative product finds from the rebranded NHS Concept to Commerce home improvement sourcing show recently held in Las Vegas.
Read More
10 Innovative Products from Design and Construction Week 2026
Purgula’s short-list of innovative products homeowners should know about from this year’s Design & Construction Week: IBS 2026 + KBIS 2026.
Read More
The New American Home 2026: Innovation Meets Philanthropy
TNAH 2026 is a powerful convergence of cutting-edge design, engineering and purpose, set to redefine the future of residential construction.
Read More
20 New & Innovative Products for the Home from CES 2026
Inspirational products for the home from CES 2026 that caught our attention for their unique approaches to enhancing the lives of homeowners.
Read More
5 Inspiring Landscaping Trends Encountered at FutureScape USA
Explore emerging innovations that are empowering homeowners and pros to create outdoor spaces that are safe, flexible, and more enjoyable.
Read More
From Ashes to Opportunity: California Faces a Rebuild Reckoning
Industry leaders warn at Bisnow conference that recovery from the LA Fires will be determined not by sentiment, but by systemic change.
Read More