Interface, Inc. has launched two new carpet tile styles, Knitstitch™ and Breakout™, designed for large-scale commercial spaces. Knitstitch features a woven look with vibrant colors, while Breakout combines modern ombré detailing with a classic grid pattern. Both styles aim to enhance interior design while promoting well-being and sustainability, aligning with Interface's commitment to low carbon footprint products.
The Dramatic Works collection by EF Contract features the Kinetex flooring, which combines the durability of hard surfaces with the comfort of carpet. Inspired by light, it includes two tile formats that mimic natural phenomena and offers nine colorways, including vibrant accents. Kinetex is sustainable, made from recycled materials, and provides high performance in terms of noise reduction and moisture resistance, backed by a lifetime warranty. The collection aims to enhance design flexibility and cohesion across various commercial environments.
RBW has launched Spool, a new pendant lighting collection designed by Kelly Harris Smith that combines sophisticated illumination with acoustic enhancement. It reduces sound reflections and disruptions while incorporating sustainable textiles made from recycled materials. Spool is available in various sizes and fabric options, with additional colors to be released later this year.
Creating equitable learning environments for neurodivergent students involves recognizing diverse cognitive needs and implementing adaptable solutions. Key products include the Revel stool for active sitting, the Storyline bookcase for personalized workspaces, Confetti floor cushions for flexible seating, Tangram modular seating for collaborative yet private spaces, and Build tables for hands-on learning. These innovations aim to foster inclusivity, support various learning styles, and enhance the educational experience for all students.
Arper has launched new extensions to the Ghia and Kata collections, featuring the Ghia 74 table and Kata Chair, designed by Altherr Désile Park. The Ghia 74 table offers a functional and sophisticated design suitable for various spaces, available in multiple sizes and made with sustainability in mind. The Kata Chair emphasizes natural materials and comfort, with options for wood or upholstered shells, and is also FSC-certified, promoting easy disassembly for sustainability.
Herman Miller has introduced a white oak finish for the Eames Turned Stool, originally designed in 1960 by Charles and Ray Eames. This marks the first time the stool is available in a light finish, expanding its collection which now includes walnut and ebonized ash options. The stool serves multiple functions and maintains the original dimensions and craftsmanship. It is available for purchase online and in stores. The Eames Office continues to uphold the legacy of the Eames designs, ensuring authenticity and promoting their impact through various initiatives.
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.
3form Elements has launched the Acoustic Dimension Series, featuring four new acoustic panels—Stave, Tignum, Zenith, and Flute—designed to enhance sound absorption and design versatility. Made from Sola Felt, a recycled PET material, the panels offer high NRC ratings and come in 22 colors with various textures. Suitable for workplaces and hospitality settings, they provide flexible installation options and are certified for sustainability. Standard panel size is 44” x 96”, with a lead time of four weeks.
