Knoll has launched Dividends Skyline, a flexible system designed for modern workplaces that enhances privacy, focus, and collaboration. This system features new workstation boundaries, a variety of privacy options, and a cohesive aesthetic with a range of materials and finishes. The Skyline Lounge promotes informal collaboration, and the collection caters to all organizational levels, offering diverse workstation and seating options. It aims to provide a sophisticated, harmonious environment that adapts to evolving workplace needs.
After 50 Years, Ligne Roset’s Sandra Is Back
Ligne Roset's Sandra sofa, originally launched in 1975 by designer Annie Hiéronimus, is being reintroduced after fifty years. Known for its soft, sculptural design and comfort, the updated version maintains Hiéronimus' vision while incorporating modern all-foam seating technology for enhanced support and portability.
Humanscale Introduces NexPoint: An Ergonomic, Future-Ready Point-of-Sale Solution Designed for Modern Retail and Hospitality
Humanscale has introduced the NexPoint™ kiosk, an ergonomic point-of-sale system designed for retail and hospitality. It enhances employee comfort and customer experience through adjustable features and ADA compliance. The modular design allows for various installations, and it integrates seamlessly with existing POS hardware. Key features include versatile compatibility, ergonomic adjustability, advanced integration options, and efficient maintenance, making it adaptable to diverse environments and future technology needs.
Introducing the Tempo + Pulse Collection: A New Era in Porcelain Design
Shaw Contract has launched the Tempo + Pulse porcelain and ceramic tile collection, designed for both wall and floor applications, combining aesthetics with durability. The collection features a variety of formats, textures, and colors, allowing for versatile design in commercial and residential spaces. Inspired by music, the tiles reflect a blend of movement and emotion, emphasizing sustainability and longevity. Ideal for various environments, Tempo + Pulse aims to enhance spaces while promoting mindful material selection.
Bjelin Launches New Woodura Herringbone Range
Bjelin has launched its new Woodura Herringbone 3.0 collection, featuring four nature-inspired colors and two formats for design flexibility. The flooring combines classic design with enhanced durability and sustainability, utilizing patented Woodura® technology for improved impact and water resistance. The collection is designed for easy installation with leakproof joints and coordinates with Woodura Planks 3.0 for consistency across spaces.
New DEDON Colors Capture the Beauty of Dusk and Nightfall
DEDON has introduced new colorways for its MU and CIRQL NU collections, inspired by the transition from sunset to evening. The MU collection features a new material called Mystique Fiber, with the debut colorway Mystique Dusk, enhancing its architectural presence. The CIRQL NU collection includes two new additions, Invert Twilight and Invert Nightfall, utilizing Invert Fiber technology for visual depth and tonal contrast.
HBF Introduces Rhine, The Modular Petite Club Collection By Ken Reinhard
HBF introduces the Rhine collection, a modular petite club series designed by Ken Reinhard, blending versatility with comfort for hospitality and workplace environments. The collection features customizable upholstery, ergonomic designs, and integrated power options, allowing for various configurations. Rhine meets high sustainability standards and reflects HBF's commitment to craftsmanship and innovative design, suitable for both intimate and expansive spaces.
New Design Possibilities for Silica, the Original Sustainable Performance Textile
Momentum has introduced new colorways for its Silica collection, a PVC-free, silicone-based textile that combines aesthetics with high performance and sustainability. With over 350 options, it remains bleach-cleanable and durable, addressing the needs of designers in healthcare and hospitality. The brand continues to innovate, bridging the gap between design and functionality.








