Workplace Products to Greet the Next Phase with a Smile
An artful sanitizer station and modular divider systems from B+N Industries bring safety and good design to reopened offices and public spaces.
An artful sanitizer station and modular divider systems from B+N Industries bring safety and good design to reopened offices and public spaces.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Spanish design brands are ready and able to fulfill orders in the U.S.
Products that can perform in residential and commercial settings are now doubly important, as work from home drags on for most people in the United States.
Metropolis takes a look at some of the most inventive wall and panel systems from NeoCon 2020 exhibitors.
Using a proprietary technology, the 200-year-old company developed a new way to perfectly match its ceramic washbasins to a furniture base.
A collection of the best soft surfaces debuted on NeoConnect shows that pre-pandemic concerns such as recyclability of materials and low-carbon initiatives continue to be design priorities.
BLANCO’s durable and easy-to-clean sinks and faucets help reduce bacteria, making them key to a healthy home.
The Swiss manufacturer makes some surprisingly transparent forecasts for the post-COVID office, including that fewer chairs will be necessary.
These innovative acoustic products for new-era work spaces prove sound control can be chic.
Metropolis editors pick the best new products that launched virtually at NeoConnect.
For remote workspaces and new spatially distanced offices, the quest for the best seating begins at NeoCon's digital design hub.
This crucial workstation in the heart of the home also makes a striking focal point.
Infinity Drain’s offerings combine the latest technical innovations with sleek good looks.
While COVID-19 has forced many across the globe to bring the office home, good design can help ease the transition.
And the local talents behind them.
Pietta Donovan and Paola Lenti's recent tile collections for Walker Zanger and Galleria Elena are inspired by 1970s patterns and Renaissance materials.
Less campy, more camping. Right now, designs in lighting, furniture, and surfaces are all about the great outdoors.
The new line from the creators of Katerra brings the factory floor closer to the building site, streamlining manufacturing, specification, transportation, and installation.
These offerings wedded style and substance at 2020’s kitchen and bath event in Las Vegas.
Along with green manufacturing and carbon offsets, the global carpet-maker Interface hopes a carbon-negative carpet tile can be the future of low embodied carbon building products.