Dial Up the Drama With Artistic Tile's Donghia Textile-Inspired Mosaics

Artistic Tile has unveiled one of the most fashion-forward tile collaborations we’ve seen in a minute. Partnering with heritage textile brand Donghia, the tile company has transformed iconic woven patterns into jaw-dropping natural-stone mosaics named Casino Royale and Decadence. It's graphic marble shapes, moody color palettes, and the kind of craftsmanship that makes you want to touch every surface immediately. Artistic Tile’s Zach Epstein says the collaboration is all about honoring Donghia’s textile legacy while pushing stone in a more contemporary direction. And these luxe mosaics feel equally at home in boutique hotels, statement bathrooms, and ultra-glam restaurant interiors.

Craving Take-Out? Landscape Forms Has Got You!

Landscape Forms’ popular Take-Out collection of lightweight, reconfigurable connected seating was designed to reclaim the outdoors during the pandemic, helping people to socialize, repopulate public space, and feel part of the city again. However, there’s always room to improve on the original. The Kalamazoo, Michigan-based brand has expanded the collection to include a Tall option with an integrated footrest, a Mini version ergonomically scaled for K–5 education, and Wedge, a shape that encourages more natural, conversational postures.

Whenever, Wherever: These 6 Ergonomic Chairs Promote Posture and Productivity

Ergonomic seating is a must in the workplace—whether you work in a corporate office or at home. Today’s tremendous selection of task chairs makes it easy to specify the right look and feel for any contract setting. Besides offering a wide variety of colors and shapes, the current crop proves circularity has finally gone from theory to action, with exciting sustainable materials like upcycled marine litter as part of the story, too. All along, ergonomic experts have been building on the important work of Bill Stumpf in his 1976 Ergon Chair with Herman Miller. Spinal health, comfort, and adjustability continue to be top concerns. It’s easy to find a great-looking task chair, but ergonomic seating continues to be serious business—especially with the current focus on wellness.

Salone del Mobile.Milano 2026: 6 Funky Finds for Bold Commercial Spaces

While I was thrilled to jet off to Milan to attend Salone 2026 in search of the coolest new products, I did not expect the unbridled joy and energy that emanated from every corner. It was a stellar year for design—beautifully proving creatives’ essential nature. This year’s show saw a rejection of digital artifice and a return to narrative-based materiality, indulgent tactility, bold, warm colors, and playful, kinetic designs that encourage human connection.

From Style to Sustainability, Bolon’s New BKB Colorways Check All the Boxes

Commercial interiors see all the action every day, but they can never show it. That’s why so many specifiers rely on Swedish manufacturer Bolon’s BKB collection of high-performance woven flooring. By merging the durability of resilient flooring with the comfort and acoustic benefits of soft surfaces, BKB delivers a practical solution for high-traffic commercial interiors. Bolon’s products are manufactured in Sweden using 68% recycled material, renewable energy, and a commitment to circularity that resonates strongly with North American specifiers. Now, Bolon has expanded its BKB product line with four new sisal-inspired colorways that build on the product’s signature texture while expanding its range. Sisal Umber, Sisal Loam, Sisal Fawn, and Sisal Dune are intended to add warmth and depth to interiors for designers working with layered, tonal schemes.

Yes! Concrete Can Be Charming: The Double Tee Table Recasts a Classic Form

With subtle curves, hand-finished surfaces, and tonal variation, the Double Tee Table collection is challenging concrete’s reputation as a purely brutalist material. Designed by MANOS and STRANG, the line reinterprets an iconic architectural move, the double tee beam, which was made famous by midcentury architect George Leedy. The result is a refined, yet approachable table series that is versatile enough for indoor and outdoor use. Making its official debut at NYCxDESIGN, Double Tee showcases how material innovation and thoughtful design can reshape even the most rigid of typologies.

Boneli Turns Stone Scraps into Design Gold

Ever thought about stone scraps being… chic? Well, check out Boneli, a new online marketplace that’s turning leftover marble and natural stone into customizable, design-forward pieces—while connecting designers, fabricators, and builders in one streamlined platform. Users can browse real remnant inventory, purchase materials, or transform them into furniture and fixtures with just a few clicks. Even better: Designers can upload their own concepts and earn passive income when their designs are selected. It’s sustainable, yes—but it’s also a smarter, more creative way to source materials that were once overlooked. Waste, officially rebranded.

Get a Handle on These 7 New Hardware Collections

If you’re missing the glamour of the 2026 Hollywood awards season, we’ve got you covered. Consider this: seven new hardware designs that are far more practical than an Oscar, BAFTA, or Golden Globe. Here, we spotlight the “winners” (plus one honorable mention) among the best new handles, pulls, and more. Products from Richelieu, Bankston Architectural, Rocky Mountain Hardware, Art & Forge, QuadroDesign, and Lo & Co Interiors demonstrate excellence in accessibility, innovation, aesthetics, and practicality.

Dauphin’s Little Perillo, Reimagined—and Greener Than Ever

Dauphin revisits its iconic Perillo chair with the Little Perillo ECO, a scaled-down, lightweight, earth-friendly version designed for greater versatility across hospitality, outdoor, and multi-use spaces. Originally created by Martin Ballendat in 2009, the updated design retains its signature sculptural form while embracing sustainability through a composition of recycled post-consumer plastic. Produced by breaking down materials into granules and reforming them into a sinuous shell, the chair is fully recyclable at end of its life span. Available in multiple configurations and soft, gelato-inspired hues, it brings a fresh, eco-conscious edge to a familiar favorite.

Rewriting the Rules: Anduba Wallcoverings Sets the Standard for Design Equity

Inspired by the public storytelling of Diego Rivera’s murals, Flavia Pereira founded Anduba to bring indigenous art into everyday spaces while challenging long-standing industry norms. The wallcovering company ensures its artists retain full copyright and earn royalties well above the standard rate. Appropriately dubbed The Brave Ones, the first collection features work by indigenous artists from Brazil, Mexico, and the United States and explores themes of interconnectivity and cultural continuity. Produced sustainably and made to order, the line reflects a deeper commitment—not just to environmental responsibility, but also to equity, transparency, and community impact. Anduba is proving that design can be both beautiful and radically fair.

6 Outdoor Products that Play Hard and Work Even Harder

The demand for more outdoor spaces is a natural progression of the green design movement. Biophilia was already expected in many commercial interiors, and then the pandemic activated a craving for more fresh air. Any old furniture won’t do. Performance and style set the table for an extraordinary outdoor experience. Here, we present outstanding seating and tables from six brands: Tupelo, Soho Home, Andreu World, Room & Board, Lebello, and Tribù.

6 Outdoor Accessories That Say "Let’s Go Outside"

People are drawn to working and relaxing outdoors because it satisfies a deep biological and psychological need to connect with nature. As more commercial spaces offer outdoor amenities (the ultimate in biophilia), outdoor products must keep pace. Here, we present six cutting-edge and personality-driven accessories from Most Modest, Brown Jordan, Renson, Studio Vondom, Paloform, and Tuuci.

From Surf Break to Studio: How Cerno Channels Laguna Beach Into Lighting

Founded by childhood friends Nick Sheridan, Bret Englander, and Dan Wacholder, Cerno is more than a lighting company—it’s a reflection of their Laguna Beach roots. Conceived on a slow surf day, the brand is grounded in the trio's relationship with nature and love for their California hometown. Every stage of production is kept under one roof at the brand's Aliso Viejo workshop, where craftsmanship and collaboration drive innovation. This way, the team creates cohesive, intentional pieces that celebrate materiality and process. Hear about their shared passion for artistry, deep understanding of light’s impact on space, and how it results in thoughtfully engineered fixtures that embody both community and coastal influence.

Enter the Quiet Zone: Meet Canopy by KFI Studios and Gensler

Canopy, a freestanding workstation by KFI Studios in collaboration with Gensler, rethinks open-office productivity with a compact, design-forward solution. Its fully upholstered hood—engineered with textiles and multidensity foam—reduces ambient noise, limits visual distractions, and creates a focused zone without isolating users from their team. Addressing widespread challenges around acoustics and privacy, Canopy supports diverse workplace needs, including neurodivergent and hearing-impaired users. With adjustable height, integrated lighting, and built-in power, it delivers comfort, control, and calm within a refined footprint.

The Ultimate Office Lure? Allsteel’s Sleek, Productive Jetty:Mod Furniture

Since work can happen anywhere, the environment itself must be the lure. Dr. Lauren Gant with HNI Workplace Furnishings emphasizes that the office thrives on fostering socialization, mentorship, and innovation, which requires intentional considerations. Allsteel answers with the modular Jetty:Mod collection. Supported by the Work Geometry concept, this flexible furniture allows for intentional setups, creating pockets for both focus and collaboration. Jetty:Mod respects where and how people want to work, making the physical workspace a visual communication of trust that supports individual goals.

Strike a Pose: 5 Pendants That Deserve a Close-Up

Commercial interiors can express more interesting lighting plans by incorporating pendants in the earliest stages. These decorative focal elements go beyond eye candy to divide space into functional zones, create private conversation areas and even help retailers focus consumer attention on specific products. These five brands—Lodes, Ingo Maurer, Arteriors, RAD Furniture, Shailesh Rajput Studio—are at the forefront of what’s hot in pendant lighting. Each fixture expresses a different mood through its unique style and materiality.

Peter Marino Spins Watercolors of Italian Painter Tiepolo into New Rubelli Silk Line

Peter Marino continues his Venetian love affair with Rococo, a new capsule collection for Rubelli inspired by its namesake style of painting and watercolor drawings by 18th-century painter Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. The line of nine reversible silks, woven at Rubelli’s Como mill, transforms fragments of Tiepolo’s work into abstract, free-flowing compositions threaded with gold and silver. The classic artform reimagined through Marino’s unmistakably modern lens results in something playful, luminous, and just downright beautiful.

5 Small Tables With Even Smaller Carbon Footprints

This international selection of eco-friendly tables from Loope, Knoll, Haworth, KFI Studios, and Andreu World represents the vision of designers from Poland, Denmark, Finland, Spain, as well as the United States. These products offer smaller proportions for office lobbies, cafes, hotel lounges, and other intimate commercial spaces, while also introducing sustainable features such as FSC-certified wood, biodegradable components, and recycled and recyclable content, bringing a truly circular design to the table.

No Fuss, No Muss: How the Zenith Retractable Screen from Corradi USA Protects Our Coveted Outdoor Spaces

Outdoor space is no longer optional—it’s expected. The Zenith Retractable Screen from Corradi USA accommodates openings up to 23 feet wide while resisting winds up to 75 mph and offering sun, heat, glare, and bug control without interrupting sightlines. With automated zoning capabilities and a sleek, zip-guided system, Zenith helps designers create flexible, comfortable environments that blur the line between indoors and out. And no swatting required!