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Architectural Digest
Not so long ago, clients interested in virtue-signaling their solidarity with green causes would simply ask their interior designer to work in a few “eco-conscious” touches. The resulting rooms often turned out looking rather like the inside of a sauna with a few hemp pillows sourced from, say, a collective in Guatemala. It was, perhaps, mostly cosmetic, but everyone’s consciences were assuaged.
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Work Design Magazine
Indeed debuted its first Arizona office—a 52,000 square foot space in Scottsdale accommodating 550 employees.
A once upscale mall, it has sat empty for many years. It was finally rebranded as a tech-oriented space where companies of the likes of Yelp and Weebly found their place to flourish.
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Curbed
The Wing has a new home: A 19th-century historic landmark renovated into a sophisticated corporate headquarters. Designed in-house, the office is outfitted with the Wing’s signature pastel colors, custom furniture, punchy environmental graphics, and woman-centric features. The entire building is a calling card for how the brand is rethinking workspaces for the 21st century.
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Acrovyn Wall Panels are the answer to the industry's need for a custom, easily installed wall panel system. A reimagined offering of functional and aesthetic improvements allows for use of Acrovyn Wall Panels in a variety of spaces with protective and decorative needs. From our solid color offering to our Chameleon™ simulated patterns and Acrovyn by Design®, interior environments have visual freedom when it comes to design possibilities.
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Dezeen
A digitalised fresco depicting soaring cherubs and angered Greek gods is the focal point of luxury fashion brand Dolce & Gabbana's latest store in Rome, which has been created by architecture studio Carbondale.
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Design:Retail
Weaving together audio technology expertise, brand heritage and Germany’s automobile culture, the store design for Harman Intl.’s European flagship in Munich mimics the visualization of a sound wave and guides customers through a curved layout.
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American Biltrite
Designed for the exacting requirements of educational environments, Texas Granite is backed by decades of experience of supplying flooring to institutional facilities.
This unique formulation provides an extremely dense, homogeneous, low maintenance flooring ideally suited for the challenges of high traffic areas such as schools.
Texas Granite – The floor that never needs waxing to stay beautiful.
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Fast Company
Google sister company Sidewalk Labs has released a draft of its master plan to transform 12 acres on the Toronto waterfront into a smart city. The document details the neighborhood’s buildings, street design, transportation, and digital infrastructure—as well as how the company plans to construct it.
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Wilsonart International Inc.
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Contract Design
A former subterranean conference facility in Andermatt, Switzerland, has been radically transformed by Studio Seilern Architects into a new 650-seat concert. The Andermatt Concert Hall debuts as part of a hotel and apartment development, heralding its presence with a sculptural, origami-shaped structure on the street level.
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Curbed
New York-based studio Asthetíque designed The Y, two-story restaurant in Moscow as a series of visual vignettes, each with its own distinct take on director Wes Anderson's twee-meets-surrealism style that makes the restaurant a "theatrical experience from the moment you walk in."
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Interior Design
With marijuana legalization sweeping the nation, it’s no surprise that dispensaries are snapping up retail space to bring their product out from warehouses and basements into the public eye. And because this product is still under the watchful, skeptical eye of the State, many reefer retailers have traded in the sinkable-couch-and-black-light-poster look for a higher aesthetic.
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Forbes
Design is largely intuitive for Kelly Wearstler, which she describes as “a sort of falling in love over and over again”. Her signature sumptuous and vibrant interiors may be found in grand residences and luxury hotels internationally, from Beverly Hills to the Caribbean.
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It’s in our genes. Our heritage. Ultimately our very being. And Boss Design’s DNA has been the inspiration for our latest luxury executive chair. The DNA lounge chair takes our core values of innovation and quality to produce four distinct levels of comfort. Quite simply, it’s the most accomplished range of upholstery we have ever produced.
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Metropolis Magazine
By leveraging a street-front locale, chic design, and hip wares, this 11,000-square-foot venture is returning to retail's roots in bazaars and marketplaces.
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Dezeen
Husband-and-wife creative team Jay and Alison Carroll have used historically inspired decor from the American Southwest to redesign a storied adobe motor inn in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
The California-based couple rehabbed the 86-room motel in partnership with Austin-based hotelier Jeff Burns.
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Grin seating has been enhanced to include worksurface, bar, and counter height stools, as well as guest seating options. This collection of solutions also includes lounge seating and a complementary ottoman, creating a robust offering. Grin offers a variety of solutions to fulfill workstyle needs and lifestyle comforts. Learn More
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Register today for the 2019 IIDA Advocacy Symposium, which will take place on September 20-21, 2019, in Boston. By attending the symposium, you will be connecting with other design advocates from across the country and gaining insight on generating positive change, activating members, and achieving success. REGISTER HERE
If your firm has completed a healthcare design project within the last two years, submit to the 2019 IIDA Healthcare Design Awards today. Winning projects will be featured in Healthcare Design magazine, on the IIDA website and social media, and honored at a winners reception at IIDA Headquarters in Chicago. Submissions close August 8. ENTER TODAY
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Harvard Business Review
As interior designers, we want to make the world a better place. Some people may think that we do that through beautification, but when it comes to office design we focus more on how to influence employee behaviors through the design of space. And our goal is to encourage good behavior and prevent the bad.
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Expand your scope or work with laboratory design projects! Partner with the lab furniture experts at Formaspace, serving market since 1981. As a leading American-made laboratory furniture manufacturer, they can help you leverage your interior design vision, knowledge, and experience to successfully bid on sophisticated lab projects.
Click here to view through recent lab design projects
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Inc.com
What's the problem with meetings? Yes, many lack purpose and focus — and most go on too long. But there's another underlying problem: Everybody talks too much.
Human beings simply aren't wired to sit around all day in a closed room communicating verbally.
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Forbes
What does it take to be successful in an increasingly technology-driven world? The basics.
I operate a full-service interior design firm. In the broad spectrum of visual design industries, putting together the perfect presentation often requires using the most up-to-date computer rendering software. But as an industry leader in interior design, I’ve found that the most efficient way to translate my design ideas to my clients is by getting back to the basics, rather than focusing on the latest technology.
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