Canadian designer Candice Olson recently sat down with Shaw Flooring Network members to discuss the processes behind the interiors she designs and her outlook for the industry.
The online event will feature education, networking opportunities, training and virtual tours from industry vendors for flooring retailers, distributors, architects, designers, builders, contractors, installers, fabricators and remodelers.
Atlanta Market will provide a fresh start for retailers and designers as they gather to discover new trends, source new product and make new connections with a renewed optimism for 2021.
Infinity Drain, producer of decorative shower and wet area drain solutions, identifies key bathroom design trends, styles and finishes for 2021 based on popular linear drain and center drain patterns, sales and grassroots interest.
Long sought after for both commercial and residential interiors, tile leads sales now as collections feature more choices than ever before—with unparalleled designs to suit any application.
In light of continued concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, including travel restrictions both domestically and internationally, as well as the current government restrictions and limitations on large group gatherings, the Hospitality Design team has made the decision to postpone the annual HD Expo + Conference until August 2021.
The Flat collection, inspired by the materials of urban architecture, is comprised of nonpatterned tiles that come in cool and warm concrete tones to pair perfectly with the patterned tiles of My City and Sector.
The American Institute of Architects' Committee on Architecture for Education is recognizing 11 projects for state-of-the-art designs of schools and learning centers.
With two decades of experience in design and marketing luxury products, Suzanne Zurfluh will enhance Emser’s strategy and broaden its position in product development and trend forecasting.
“The Sector series is based on the combinations of three different textures made of assorted geometric shapes of differing heights to recreate the diverse levels and layers that compose our cities,” Laura Grilli, lead product designer for Daltile.
