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    Image courtesy of Chemetal
    Washington, D.C.’s historic Madison Hotel has been transformed by the Gettys Group as part of the Le Meridien portfolio, with modern luxe finishes like Chemetal’s Statuary 325 Brass accents in a lounge (above) and Brushed Copper Aluminum 906 (below) in the vibrant and welcoming bar area.
    Lightweight, easy-to-install decorative metals can do the heavy lifting to achieve sophisticated and dynamic looks in modern hospitality venues.
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    Outdoor upholstered sofa with pillows in front of swimming pool in a tropical environment.
    Discover why vinyl textiles are such a versatile option for applications from healthcare to hospitality and more in this article read.
    Image courtesy of Ceramicas Aparici
    Ceramicas Aparici’s Abstra
    Celebrate the upcoming National Tile Day (February 23) with the top tile trends from Coverings.
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    Linear versus Circular Economy Model
    Collaboration aims to set new benchmark for circular products in the commercial furniture industry.
    Photo courtesy of RESEAT
    Modern Treasury Offices designed by IDF Studio
    Listen to this article read that explores how secondhand office furniture marketplaces are making inroads in the circular economy.
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    Here are the best questions to ask and what to prioritize in today’s post-pandemic world.
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    As eco-consciousness becomes an ingrained lifestyle choice in more neighborhoods and communities, we examine what commercial designers should take away from these consumers.
    Courtesy of Mohawk Group
    The Mohawk Group Lichen Collection, designed in collaboration with Jason F. McLennan, is the first floorcovering to achieve Living Product Challenge Petal Certification.
    Specifying products with low embodied carbon can help your organization meet its carbon reduction goals. Learn more.
    Image by Peter Molick
    Kitchen and living room area at American Cancer Society's Hope Lodge in Dallas.
    Their senior project architect gets personal about she and the firm’s journey toward a healthier understanding of material composition.