Floor Covering News
MAY 4, 2020
That was the predominant theme of the popular “Color, Style and Trends” educational session presented as part of the National Wood Flooring Association’s first-ever Virtual Expo, which took place April 29-May 1. In the wood flooring industry, we typically follow fashion colors and styles. Hot trends to watch.
Life of an Architect
APRIL 6, 2015
At this point in the photo, the drywall crew is starting the mudding process – covering up joints where sheets of drywall meet one-another, masking the divets where drywall screws are set. Ridges and tool marks are acceptable for a Level 1 finish. Ridges and tool marks are acceptable for a Level 2 finish.
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Fabric and Tile Masters
MAY 17, 2019
More and more people are using tile flooring and wall coverings in their homes today due to its durability and ease of daily cleaning. Especially when used with a store-bought brush or similar tool. These professionals will have your tile flooring and walls looking like new again in no time.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
OCTOBER 19, 2015
It uses special adhesives to stick to the walls permanently, yet peels off effortlessly when it’s time to move or remodel. The nightmarish days of steaming, scoring and removal tools or painted-over wallpaper are over. Landlords won’t even know that it was ever there. Custom designs are also available.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
OCTOBER 3, 2014
Presented as a useful tool for designers and architects, but also for anyone looking to add a colorful twist to their home, the Glamora Design Studio App by wallpaper company Glamora introduces a new method of interacting with wallpapers in general.
Floor Covering News
APRIL 5, 2024
“My textiles and wall coverings collection with NeoCon exhibitor Momentum presented the opportunity to do this and expand my creativity into the modern workplace. I’m thrilled to be able to bring this collection to life and dive even deeper into my design perspective during the talk.”
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
JANUARY 25, 2018
Unity refers to the repetition of particular elements throughout your design — whether they’re colors, shapes or materials — to pull the look together. It’s why we tell you to utilize the same colors, patterns, textures, shapes and materials in a variety of applications throughout the space.
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