It’s an exciting time for design as interior designers in residential and hospitality spaces are looking to make bolder design choices and incorporate more natural materials. Here are 10 trends spotted by designers for 2023.  

Developed to offer a smooth, commercial finish for floors traditionally installed in industrial markets, Stonshield FE, Stonblend FE, and Stontec FE can be installed quickly, offer a wide range of custom design options, are easy to clean, and provide excellent slip and stain resistance. 

Design industry professionals explored new products from nearly 600 exhibitors and learned about the latest trends and issues in hospitality from sessions covering innovation in design, wellness and mindfulness, navigating inclusivity, and the future of hospitality. 

Forces of Nature is comprised of three coordinating patterns, using 100 percent Encore SD Ultima solution-dyed nylon, to meet the needs of each space.

Taking cues from the arches, movement and textures that make up the Royal Thai brand architecture, Pastiche is a celebration of being inspired by everything.

The Ceramics of Italy pavilion at this year’s show will house 16 brands showcasing the latest designs and innovations in Italian ceramic products for hospitality environments.

Osiecki has been with Tarkett Hospitality since 2020. 

Resilient floor renewal solutions allow facilities managers to gain productivity and cut costs, while also remaining as eco-friendly as possible.  

This experience features more than 550 exhibitors that focus on a selection of product solutions for lodging, restaurants, wellness, clubs, marine, and senior lifestyle interiors. 

Contributing to the two-day event agenda is a steering committee powered by interior designers and industry executives.