What They're Specifying: Assembledge+
Commercial and residential interiors by Los Angeles—based Assembledge+ reflect its father-son principals’ passion for craft, case goods, and California Modern.
Commercial and residential interiors by Los Angeles—based Assembledge+ reflect its father-son principals’ passion for craft, case goods, and California Modern.
New forms of the highly abundant and ubiquitous material double down on its recyclability and explore ways of reducing its carbon footprint.
Maharam's new upholstery collection and Pure + Freeform's latest cladding launch are centered on postconsumer content.
Health and wellness expert Rod Vickroy provides some guidelines for selecting the right materials for different projects’ cleaning needs.
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.
The innovative company continues to develop low-carbon solutions to minimize the environmental impact of sampling.
The Brooklyn-based studio's design philosophy and process are informed by empathy and intuition.
Bio-based and regenerated versions of this powerhouse plastic provide sustainable options.
Plywood Protection Project by worthless studios awards materials and grants to five artists in order to transform boarded up storefronts into public art installations
In a new exhibition at Chicago's Volume Gallery, Ross Hansen transposes nature’s excesses to a startling, yet exquisite effect.
Specular, a line of metal cladding products from Pure + FreeForm, adds visual dynamism and sustainable performance.
These three products are made of degradable, low-carbon bio-matter such as rice straw, sugarcane, and mycelium.
The new Material Lab Prize recognizes emerging talents who create designs and composites out of reclaimed waste.
The Lille Métropole 2020 World Design Capital La Manufacture: A Labour of Love exhibition looks back at the design world’s two-decades-long obsession with material experimentation.
A host of experts convened to discuss the future of clean, safe interiors—it has little to do with anti-bacterial surfaces and more to do with behavior and experience.
A revival of reflective and metallic finishes distinguishes the latest building materials, from architectural glass to hardware and carpet tile.
The award recognizes Material Bank’s contributions to the design industry and radical rethinking of how designers sample materials.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Spanish design brands are ready and able to fulfill orders in the U.S.
The Parsons School of Design competition, highlights student innovation in the realm of healthy materials.
The Swiss manufacturer makes some surprisingly transparent forecasts for the post-COVID office, including that fewer chairs will be necessary.