Room & Board Denver Design Associate Aaron Rosenbluth took part in the 2015 AIDS/LifeCycle ride, a seven-day, 545-mile trek from San Francisco to Los Angeles. We’re proud to feature Aaron’s story.

It’s time to put the pedal to the pavement! Our Central Office has taken advantage of our newly remodeled bike room

Jaime Derringer is the founder and executive editor of online design magazine Design Milk. We had the opportunity to chat with Jaime when she visited our corporate headquarters in Minneapolis.

We connected with Kirsten Grove of Simply Grove.

Here are some of our favorite ideas to add style, comfort and function to your small space.

Learn what makes our new woven cotton blankets a timeless bedding essential.

Looking to add color to your home? Our downtown Chicago store hosted a panel of design experts who shared color inspiration stories and design suggestions.

Our handcrafted canopy beds accentuate contemporary style and publications like Elle Decor and the Wall Street Journal are taking notice.

We believe in natural materials, like wood, and strive to create modern furniture and accessories that honor the resources.

If you’re shopping for bedding based on thread count alone, you’re missing vital information that will give you the feel you’re hoping for.

Room & Board Visual Associate David Staten shared his design expertise during SCADStyle Week.

Learn how to create a spectacular patio with this Q&A with garden guru Pat Welsh.

We chatted with Michael Brotman, Merchandise Manager on the Room & Board Product team, to get his perspective on our 2015 assortment.

Add personality to your home with jewel tones.

Cheryl Richards talks about how to turn personal photos into works of art.

We asked Carla Hall, two-time Top Chef finalist and co-host of The Chew, 10 questions.

Our new Parsons and Portica extension tables are the easiest extension table you’ve ever used, thanks to ball-bearing, counter-balanced glides.

We love the warmth and character of wood. The unique grain pattern illustrates both the time and place of the tree’s growth. Wood’s true beauty emerges gradually and develops a subtle, yet rich, patina that gives every piece of furniture its own personality.