The office goes modern with the help of minimalist and edgy furnishings, from a monolithic conference table to psychedelic wall panels.

Energy efficiency and clean, modern designs are the hallmarks of these heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning products. 

Concrete furniture and a bi-level sink are among recent offerings injecting visual interest and high functionality into homes and offices.

David Rockwell is no stranger to setting the mood in hotels or restaurants, and a robust list of accolades for his hospitality work is a testament to this.

When a progressive middle school program called Teach to One: Math launched in 201 it challenged a group of architects and designers not only to rethink the learning environment, but to develop a furniture system capable of supporting its education model.

New Classrooms Learning Module Designers and educators join forces to create a new classroom furniture system. Innovative furnishings and finishes, as well as simple exterior elements and equipment, enliven new and existing k-12 schools

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.