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Cevisama 2016
Employing advanced glazing, printing, and production technologies, Spanish tile manufacturers created fashion-forward looks for the annual trade fair in Valencia, Spain.
Kitchen & Bath
Trading Places: At the 2016 Kitchen and Bath Show, residential designs took an industrial turn, while contract pieces looked increasingly refined.
Product Briefs: Contract Furnishings
The distinction between contract and residential furniture continues to fade.
Product Briefs: Glass and Glazing
Playing with color and texture, these transparent items offer more than what meets the eye.
Product Briefs: Interior Finishes
Paint, panels, and wall coverings that will elevate interior style.
Posted: February 1, 2016
Product Briefs: Ceilings
Looking Up: Ceilings are the new aesthetic canvas, with products that take looks into account as well as function.
Posted: February 1, 2016
Product Briefs: Lighting
Switched On: Elegant and energy-efficient, these customizable LED fixtures and light engines suit all illumination needs.
Posted: February 1, 2016
Product Briefs: Cladding
New designs add visual interest and durability to building exteriors.
Posted: January 1, 2016
Product Briefs: School Furnishings
While these educational goods won’t take away students’ first-day jitters, they will make schools more comfortable.
January, 1 2016