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A Walk on the Luxe Side Shaw Hospitality Group's first collaboration with an outside designer, Layered Luxe by David Rockwell, consists of 17 customizable styles. The latest coverings range from a broadloom carpet by an award-winning architect to an engineered wood for residential markets and a resilient commercial flooring system.

Plain and patterned surfaces mingle with simple forms in this roundup of products for the home and office.

When architect Tadao Ando first opened his Osaka office in 1969, he purchased four Hans Wegner Wishbone Chairs.

Across these floor, wall, ceiling, and furniture products, one key ingredient consistently imbues warmth and sophistication: just add wood.

These furnishings and finishes—from dry-erase paint to mobile desks—keep productivity (and fun) high in education facilities.

The latest commercial bath fixtures and furnishings are not only easy on the eye, with a more residential feel, but also easy on the environment.

A roundup of high-style items, from LED luminaires made of reclaimed boardwalk wood to doors that combine traditional craftsmanship with modern lines.

Close up, the designs in Skyline's Digital Glass Portfolio appear as abstract forms and pixels, some with vibrant color fields.

The latest assortment of architectural glass products and systems demonstrates the material's versatility, from providing dramatic accents to acoustic control and privacy.

Ideal for wet rooms and kitchen backsplashes, ceramic tile isn't just a functional component but a significant—and sometimes dominant—element of a space's design.