Artaic has expanded its "Designs on Demand" collection by introducing three new mosaic designs—Pueblo, Hacienda, and Pueblo Medley—along with three new colorways: Old Fashioned, Sandy Sea, and Shoreline. These designs can be produced and shipped within two to four weeks, offering quick delivery and competitive pricing. The collection aims to inspire customers with customizable mosaic artwork options, and Artaic plans to continue adding new patterns and colorways throughout 2024.
Calyx Chromatyx offers printed porcelain solutions for healthcare environments, featuring antibacterial properties, eco-friendliness, and a lifetime warranty. Their products enhance communication and safety in facilities like hospitals and clinics, with customizable designs and easy-to-clean surfaces. Calyx emphasizes the importance of patient care beyond medical treatment, providing tools that improve collaboration and reduce infection risks.
The Designtex Digital Studio is expanding its pattern library with new designs inspired by nature and drawing practices. Patterns like Plumb, Linework, and Daydreamer offer diverse options in scales and colors, allowing designers to customize solutions quickly. Users can choose from 75 curated patterns, receive free samples in five days, and get the final product in two weeks with a minimum order of 10 yards.
Carnegie has expanded its selection of Type II vinyl-alternative wallcoverings as part of its Conscious Collection, introducing products like Pave, Inkwell, Noragi Stripe, and Assemblage that are 100% PVC-free, finish-free, and PFAS-free. These wallcoverings combine aesthetic appeal with durability, making them suitable for high-traffic environments while promoting environmental sustainability and mental well-being. Carnegie emphasizes its commitment to responsible innovation and sustainability, aiming to empower designers with healthier alternatives for various applications.
Nemo Tile + Stone has launched the Celine Collection, featuring innovative porcelain tiles with a realistic marble effect, combining sophisticated patterns and advanced technology. The collection includes various marble colors and decorative motifs in multiple sizes and finishes, designed for both residential and commercial use. Key technologies like 3D Tech, SOFT 3D, and P.TECH enhance visual depth, provide a smooth finish, and ensure slip resistance, making the tiles suitable for high-traffic areas.
Spinneybeck honors Erwin Hauer's legacy with Design 406, a modular wall panel system that showcases his Modular Constructivism style. Available in five wood species and customizable with color options, Design 406 emphasizes natural materials and can be installed on walls or ceilings. Hauer's work, known for its light-diffusing properties, continues to influence modern architecture and design.
Carnegie has launched Xorel Cruise, a collection of sustainable wallcoverings designed for cruise ship interiors. The collection meets fire safety and performance standards set by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and is Cradle to Cradle Silver certified. With five distinct patterns and 24 colorways, Xorel Cruise offers designers a wide range of options to enhance the aesthetic appeal of cruise ship interiors. Carnegie will showcase the collection at the Cruise Ship Interiors Design Expo Americas and invites industry professionals to explore the collection and learn about its sustainable features.
