Sourcing for Commercial-Grade Home Office Setups
With remote work likely remaining a permanent feature in our future workforce, companies can support their employees with proper equipment.
With remote work likely remaining a permanent feature in our future workforce, companies can support their employees with proper equipment.
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.
Health and wellness expert Rod Vickroy provides some guidelines for selecting the right materials for different projects’ cleaning needs.
The Dubbeldam Architecture + Design principal selects lighting, surfacing, and furniture for the modern workplace.
Armstrong AcoustiBuilt™ ceilings offer a sustainable combination of sound absorption and sound blocking.
Manufacturers are starting to normalize products with recycled content at a higher rate than ever, in their quest to reduce carbon emissions and curb waste.
Collectively, these companies are ushering in a new era of intuitive, fast, user-friendly models for business.
Despite far-reaching influences, the Valencia, Spain–based creative consultancy is grounded by local materials and collaborators.
Carnegie’s signature wallcovering began as an alternative to PVC. Four decades on, it has become much more.
Eklund, from National Office Furniture, is the flexible and stylish solution today's unconventional workspaces require.
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.
The innovative company continues to develop low-carbon solutions to minimize the environmental impact of sampling.
This holiday season, Metropolis's editors are highlighting our recommendations for the best design-minded gifts.
The noted hospitality designer selects colors, textures, and forms that inspire timeless comfort and peace.