July/August 2022

Indigo Road Hospitality Group writes a new chapter in the windy epic of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Historic Park Inn Hotel.

The patterns portray botanical and chemical imagery of cannabis and psychedelic molecules.

Make a splash next to any hotel pool, with seven color options for the woven seat over a powder-coated steel frame.

The line is made of spun brass featuring a smooth texture and gunmetal finish.

Three new patterns represent the hospitality industry’s struggle and triumph through the pandemic.

The Dreamwalls line transports users to another time and/or place with rich color and excitement. Recreate iconic scenes from pop culture (like with Deco Musa featured here) in...

Moody Nolan’s Jonathan Moody shares his perspectives on the power of design to engender industry wide change.

Lockers that are the perfect choice for minimalist spa and gym areas, as well as employee storage areas.

The White Tulip collection by Philippe Starck allows you to build out an entire bathroom from one legendary source.

This new lighting collection includes five silk-covered shapes, 16 colorways and endless possibilities.

The Face à Face bathtub is meant to stand-alone as a symbol of well-being and architectural marvel.

This sustainable tub is made entirely from recyclable materials including aluminum, western red cedar and oak.

This domestically-sourced oak bed frame features super quick assembly for easy relocation if needed.

IIDA’s pipeline education program expands to the south and resumes in Chicago for the second year.

Environmental stewards to open 265-Room hotel designed by renowned Studio Gang in Denver in Late 2023, serving as an architectural landmark and milestone for sustainable travel...

Restaurant patrons are embracing the indoors again. Three firms tell us what they're looking for.

When was the last time a hotel made you smile? Delightful design helps hospitality properties leverage technology, experiences and sustainability to charm guests.

New upcycling platform and marketplace represents the future of office furniture and sustainability in product specification.

GATHER Acoustical Materials inject beautiful, color-saturated pattern design while helping to reduce noise, whether in workplace, education, hospitality or healthcare interiors...

Architects and designers are moving toward architectural drainage solutions where aesthetics, performance and accessibility all meet.

ERCO issues whitepaper which provides guidance and advice on lighting green walls, a form of illumination which has very specialized requirements.