16 Sustainability-Minded Products for Any Project
With high recycled content, carbon neutral processes, and red list–free ingredients, these products show that manufacturers are more invested in sustainability than ever.
With high recycled content, carbon neutral processes, and red list–free ingredients, these products show that manufacturers are more invested in sustainability than ever.
These recent releases address the needs of post-pandemic spaces by prioritizing cleanability, flexibility, and comfort.
Armstrong AcoustiBuilt™ ceilings offer a sustainable combination of sound absorption and sound blocking.
Humanscale shows that material transparency and eliminating toxic ingredients have impacts that reach beyond the consumer.
A 76-story residential tower makes use of bathroom fixtures from Duravit that are sustainably made, efficient to operate, and elegant.
In partnership with Duvaltex, Steelcase launches Intersection, a line of contract textiles made from salvaged marine plastic.
With PVC-free carpet backing products as well as a commitment to recycling old carpet, Tarkett sets a new standard for sustainable flooring.
Keilhauer’s Sustainability Officer, Josie Abate, talks embodied carbon and circular design with Metropolis.
Natural, non-toxic, non-porous, and durable enough to last several lifetimes, Italian ceramic tile is the material of choice for designers with an eye on wellness.
JP Lounge, a modular collection from Davis Furniture, offers flexibility and residential-inspired comfort.
A storage, workstation, and space-division system, Lochlyn from National Office Furniture offers endless customization.
The Designtex founder, who passed away this year, is remembered as a textile innovator, facilitator of collaborations, and mentor to young designers.
New products from Vibia show that lighting continues to evolve, putting design first.
How a designer’s experiments with paint, and a manufacturer’s curiosity created a smash-hit.
Focused on the future, Tile of Spain enhances its digital offerings to stay connected with the North American design industry.
Reducing the global warming impact of nylon by 90 percent, ECONYL® by Aquafil rethinks product lifecycle.
As the epicenter of the design industry in the United States, New York City's design districts offer the best materials, fixtures, appliances, and inspiration for your next project.
Tekloom, introduced by Mayer Fabrics, fuses a coating to a woven fabric, providing a traditional handfeel in a textile that’s ideal for high-traffic conditions.
40 years after Dominique Perrault’s French National Library, metal fabrics continue to evolve, shaping contemporary architecture around the world.
With increased cleanability and silver ion anti-microbial technology, Ensemble from Arc-Com supports healthier hospitals initiative.