Articles Tagged with ''commercial market''

Over the last several years, distressed looks—which mimic the aesthetic and feel of certain natural materials including wood, stone, cement and concrete—have become some of the most popular items in the market.

Reflections by Tectura Designs is a new line of terrazzo tile that features a fine micro-fleck marble aggregate and a hint of crushed mirror.

J+J Flooring Group’s newest Kinetex 24-inch modular products, Analog and Analog Mono, are transforming corporate, education, hospitality, healthcare and other commercial sectors with design and comfort according to the company.

I have a confession to make. I have done (and am done) with telemarketing.

Many customer complaints can easily be avoided during the sale if she knows what to expect.

Peter Drucker once wrote, “Identify the future that has already happened.” For my money, that future has transformed not just our industry, but all industries and all markets.

Ton Holten started in the ceramic tile industry driving tile-laden tractor trailers for a Dutch forwarding company, from the far reaches of two continents back to his native Holland.

John Hughes began his adult life working in Omaha for a manufacturer in another industry. During a strike seven years later, he got a side job working with his brothers at a flooring store in Iowa to cover the bills.

I’ve always been curious about the term “lean” as it pertains to lean manufacturing or lean production.