Contract furnishings provider, Hightower received multiple awards at NeoCon 2021, including IIDA's 'Best Small Showroom' (under 4,000 sf) and 'Best of Competition' for its newly designed Chicago showroom.
Humanscale welcomes Elizabeth Margles to its Marketing Division in the role of Chief Marketing Officer. Margles comes to Humanscale with twenty years of experience in design, fashion and retail and a background in public relations and advertising.
The exclusive relationship with Kontrol's BioCloud® Technology will provide real-time detection of airborne pathogens such as SARS-CoV-2 to help make workplaces safer as organizations return to the office.
Lectra treated Texprocess Americas attendees to the first glimpse of the brand new Cutting Room 4.0 at the official unveiling and ribbon cutting ceremony.
Dutch designer Mae Engelgeer's three new releases in the Matter collection betray a fascination—seldom seen in commercial fabrics—with touch, richness, and contrast.
The new collaboration will introduce two of Moore & Giles’ popular leather collections into Steelcase’s Select Surfaces Leather offering.
Camira is presenting a new Continuing Education Unit (CEU) entitled “Specifying Sustainable Fabrics to Enhance Health and Wellbeing.”
Since the introduction of this collection, Designtex has continued to develop and introduce additional products that utilize the closed loop concept and to support the sustainability movement with its Carbon Neutral Shipping commitment.
Design research agency FranklinTill presented the current color and material trends for the textile industry at Heimtextil in Frankfurt.
Our fabrics are Made by Camira. Our expertise goes from farm to fabric and we handle everything in between. Watch our new brand film to learn more about what we do.
Mary Murphy is the Senior Vice President of Design at Maharam, which she joined in 1992 after a stint at Herman Miller. The New York-based brand has been a prominent force in the textile world since 1902 and was acquired by Herman Miller in 2013.
Milliken & Company, a leading global textile technology company, has recently launched a website designed specifically to highlight the advantages of its newly created Specialty Interiors business
Inspired by the De Stijl movement of the early 20th century, Brentano Design Director, Iris Wang has created Fall 2017's GRID collection.
In an artful arrangement of coordinated color and design, Concertex introduces the new Faux Leather Source Book.
Happily, the workplace is no longer tied to prescriptive ideas of how it should look or function. Corporations and start-ups alike are creating multi-purpose spaces in which people do lots of different things. Given the mobility and diversity of the people at work, we see a need for universal design and materials that allow everyone to function, to do what they do, whoever they are. Today, materials are not applied as specifically as before, rather we look for textiles that can be used across the office and on both the horizontal and vertical plane.
The innovative New York City company has a way with patterns, colors, and textiles landing their collections ahead of the trends, thanks to their founder and creative director, Sandy Chilewich.
For their summer collection, the Innovations Design Studio asked, “What is architecture … is it form or function, shelter or art?” The eight new wallcoverings explore how Innovations fits into the broader architectural project with practical colorways and constructions. Among them, Prairie is Innovations’ most convincing vinyl interpretation of grasscloth to date.
Wolf-Gordon continues its exploration of patterning inspired by one of the of the world’s most beloved cities in its latest edition of London Chic Type II wallcovering. The patterns in this collection reference the city’s regal luxury as well as its cultural diversity, and are certified to the NSF/ANSI 342 sustainability standard.
Durable fabrics suitable for high-traffic spaces are elevated through bold colors that accentuate subtle, sophisticated patterns.
Architecture is an endless source of inspiration for textile designer Suzanne Tick, and she has brought that sensibility to a number of her projects, be they flooring for Tarkett or upholstery for Luum Textiles. “I go by every building skeleton and take a picture, and think, ‘That’s going to be the next weave structure,’” she says.
Wall covering gurus, Visual Magnetics, are no stranger to collaborations, as they’ve worked with the likes of Visibility, Dusen Dusen, and now with Design Milk, where they’ll be a huge part of our Milk Stand Popup shop at this year’s ICFF. Now, they’ve partnered with award-winning designer Jill Malek to launch Forces, a collection of visually stunning wall coverings for the workspace.
Besides bringing colorful patterns to the walls, this collection adds a layer of functionality. The wall coverings have a central strip of Visual Magnetics’ writable dry-erase surface sandwiched between them, elevating the look of any workspace.
